"When AIs outperform doctors: confronting the challenges of a tort-induced over-reliance on machine learning"
by Froomkin, A Michael; Kerr, Ian; Pineau, Joelle (2019)
Abstract
Someday, perhaps sooner,'perhaps later, 2 machines will have demonstrably better success rates at medical diagnosis than human physicians-at least in particular medical specialties. 3 We can reasonably expect that machine-learning-based diagnostic competence, which we will sometimes call" A" for short, will only increase. It is thus appropriate to consider what the dominance of machine-based diagnostics might mean for medical malpractice law, the future of medical service provision, the demand for certain kinds of physicians, and-in the …
Themes
AI and MedicineLinks to Reference
Citation
Froomkin, A. Michael, et al. “When AIs Outperform Doctors: Confronting the Challenges of a Tort-Induced over-Reliance on Machine Learning.” Ariz. Law Rev., vol. 61, HeinOnline, 2019, p. 33.
Share
How to contribute.
