My experience of LLMs as a developer with code is they are excellent at producing reasonable looking stuff that is slightly wrong in hard to spot ways.
The idea of people using them for medicine is frankly terrifying to me.
The idea of people using them for medicine is frankly terrifying to me.
This reminds me of the self driving car debate.
Plenty of medical people are wrong in hard-to-spot ways. Plenty are wrong in easy to spot ways too.
If we get a machine to do the job, should it be perfect, or should it be better than the average human?
I'm not expecting perfect, I'm expecting not literally every non-trivial response to be subtly wrong, which is my experience with code from them. If every time your self-driving car goes out it runs someone over, no, we shouldn't allow it.