Presentation matters for AI-generated clinical advice

Marzyeh Ghassemi ()
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Marzyeh Ghassemi: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Nature Human Behaviour, 2023, vol. 7, issue 11, 1833-1835

Abstract: If mistakes are made in clinical settings, patients suffer. Artificial intelligence (AI) generally — and large language models specifically — are increasingly used in health settings, but the way that physicians use AI tools in this high-stakes environment depends on how information is delivered. AI toolmakers have a responsibility to present information in a way that minimizes harm.

Date: 2023
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