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Pattern recognition for assisting with diagnosis, treated similarly to lab work and other techniques that still require a human to verify. Also for developing new medicines and treatments, all with human confirmation but as a tool to help identify what to focus on.
Large-scale AI or specifically LLMs?
All that has been around for a long time now, there is no “medical AI boom” that would explain the need for new DCs.
LLM stands for large language models
its what i imagine the op i was responding to means when he said “huge models”, and what i meant with my response.
“AI” is indeed a loaded term.
Pattern recognition for assisting with diagnosis, treated similarly to lab work and other techniques that still require a human to verify. Also for developing new medicines and treatments, all with human confirmation but as a tool to help identify what to focus on.
LLMs don’t really do any of that though, those are different kinds of models.