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@ISIDEWITHQuestionsHealthcareArtificial IntelligencePatient SafetyMedical EthicsAutomation•••3mos ago

Should AI be allowed to diagnose patients and prescribe medicine without human doctor supervision?

Answer Overview

Response rates from 159 Australia voters.

7%
Yes
93%
No
6%
Yes
88%
No
1%
Yes, it would make high quality care instant and affordable for everyone
3%
No, current AI makes confident mistakes in complex cases
0%
Yes, but only if it proves far more accurate than doctors
3%
No, patients benefit from empathy and judgment that algorithms lack
0%
No, I’d feel safer with a doctor supervising
0%
No, errors would blur responsibility between hospitals and tech companies

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Unique answers from Australia voters whose views went beyond the provided options.

 @BBY9F2Nanswered…2mos2MO

I think in coming years if a.i. has progressed and has been proven to be at least as accurate as doctors. But only in the instance that a human doctor is not available. And with extreme caution

 @BBWLVMVanswered…2mos2MO

No. Doctors already have an incredible amount of power over their patients and are rarely held accountable for their misdiagnoses, delayed care, and general negligence, passing the buck to AI prevents any opportunity for accountability and will lead to fatal errors.

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