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 @BC44W5F from Ohio  disagreed…3mos3MO

AI is at a point where it looks good but it still makes mistakes and that shouldn’t be tested on real human lives.

 @BC3XKVP from Ohio  disagreed…3mos3MO

Ai shouldn’t be allowed to prescribe any medication if they’re not 100% sure. Especially when they’re not always right.

 @BBYX82Z  from Kentucky  disagreed…3mos3MO

that it could be unsalfe and does not have the same emotions as a human if something life threatening is invloved whenever it comes to doing what is morally right instead of what the textbook tells you to do

 @BBWZX3K from Michigan  disagreed…3mos3MO

They could kill someone, and when they have to tell thefamily they would have no remorse. They would not feel anything for the patation and the family. They could malfunction and mess up a whole procedure. Even if engineers say they won't mess up with time, everything gets old and messes up.

 @BBWL6TP from Michigan  disagreed…3mos3MO

There is no way for AI to diagnose a human in the same way a medical doctor. AI only has access to whatever info it's given. It hasn't studied the human body for symptoms that might be harder to diagnosed like a doctor. Also it could easily misdiagnose if it missed a symptom. This would also discredit people that spend 12+ years studying and working with patients to become doctors.

 @BBWF59S from California  disagreed…3mos3MO

There should not be AI doctors. It is important to humans to interact with the patients because, with AI, people are not comfortable talking to AI about their problems. AI is very useful, but sometimes it will provide the wrong information and tell something wrong to its patients.

 @BBTPXTJ from California  disagreed…4mos4MO

The human brain is still the most complex structure known, a robot can miss something that we can pick up on.

 @BBSKWXS from Nebraska  disagreed…4mos4MO

Healtcare is incredibly important and AI is still in a developmental stage. People deserve trained, human professionals that will be able to see critical abnormalities that AI will not be able to.

 @BBPRJG8 from North Carolina  disagreed…4mos4MO

AI is both underdeveloped and overdeveloped to be making dignoses. It has the limitations of not being able feel a human, and not having the emotional connection of a doctor. Meanwhile, AI can think for itself, and without restrictions, that can be dangerous. It can copy voices, make hyper-realistic images, and has already been used for so much harm. If someone uses that in the medical field, who knows what could happen?

 @BBPH3GP from New York  disagreed…4mos4MO

While AI uses a lot of stances and information from the internet, nothing can beat a real person talking with someone else about their problems instead of a computer trying to figure out what is going on with someone.

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