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it just fucking started

cybercommunists wya

So long as the AI doesn't unilaterally declare conclusive diagnoses and decide courses of action then I don't see the problem. Diagnosticians should already be making use of computers instead of just relying on their own memory anyway.
But this is also just one study and until it's replicated and put into the context of related studies to form a solid theory it shouldn't be taken as true.

>14 Dec 2024
Any day now!

Opposing AI in merits of it not being good enough is a losing proposition and you'd think marxists of all people would realise that technology (dead labour) allows less and less labour to produce more and more
AI will inevitably become living dead labour
Undead labour if you will

>a bazillion authors
>no link to the study
>published in a CS journal not a medical one
this stinks

>>671848
you're not making any sense. i think chatgpt has rotted your brain. rip lil anon

>>671850
No, I think dead labour acting on it's own or in other words - undead labour in form of AI makes sense

https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.10849
Shit's got as many authors as pages.