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Artificial intelligence, touted for its potential to transform medicine, led to some doctors losing skills after just a few months in a new study. AI helped health professionals to better detect pre-cancerous growths in the colon, but when the assistance was removed, their ability to find tumors dropped by about 20% compared with rates before the tool was ever introduced, according to findings published Wednesday. Health-care systems around the world are embracing AI with a view to boosting patient outcomes and productivity. Just this year, the UK government announced £11 million ($14.8 million) in funding for a new trial to test how AI can help catch breast cancer earlier. The AI in the study probably prompted doctors to become over-reliant on its recommendations, “leading to clinicians becoming less motivated, less focused, and less responsible when making cognitive decisions without AI assistance,” the scientists said in the paper.

Id like to arrive at the part where machine learning technologies aren't completely overmarketed, please.

This form of AI was being vastly overhyped before generative AI even existed, and it is, has been, and will become more apparent that whatever use it did have as a tool has and still is being vastly overpromised for algorithms and paradigms that may have already reached their theoretical best performance. If the tools *can* get better, and this is the state they are in today, it is still obvious that they weren't suitable 15 years ago, when they started being sold.

> its gambling

There's also a shake feature that is designed to encourage you to buy more than one by narrowing down the possibility space on a crate of options so that if you're hunting a specific model you can verify that it's guaranteed to be in one of these three IF you buy all three right now!!!!!

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