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When doctors and AI medical opinions diverge, humans must question the difference, according to experts
The human doctor and the artificial intelligence (AI) tool they are using more and more frequently are not always going to agree.
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The human doctor and the artificial intelligence (AI) tool they are using more and more frequently are not always going to agree. Carefully setting up a process of parallel assessments starting from the very beginning of data collection is the way to make the most of both human and machine when diagnosis and prognosis do not completely align, according to a new paper in the journal npj Digital Medicine .
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