@SpirosMargaris
AI in medicine is often framed as either a breakthrough or a threat. In reality, it’s neither. It’s a tool, and its impact depends on how it’s used on the ground. The episode The Pitt gets a few important things right. AI can help with triage, pattern recognition, and decision support when clinicians remain in charge, which is close to how hospitals are actually experimenting with it today. Where it slips is in the numbers. Lines like “98 percent accuracy” sound impressive but miss the point. Medicine is contextual and uncertain by nature. The real question isn’t how accurate AI can be in theory, but how much responsibility we’re willing to hand over when real patients are involved. https://t.co/LLKJPGiT1T @mashable