We're Offloading Mental Tasks to AI. It Could Be Making Us Stupid

Business Insider (Poland)

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The Harvard–Stanford study clearly indicates a shift in the balance of power in diagnostics. When the first proposal in 1959 was to evaluate medical computer systems on the same complex data that doctors face, AI was a mere curiosity. Today, the same bar has become too low for large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT. Regardless of the tests, AI algorithms are now outperforming hundreds of board-certified internists.