Issues and Concerns around AI | 1st | week 3 |.
So what we've had to do is prove that we're actually anonymizing the data, we're de-identifying it from the patient themselves and then blending it into the system. So that's something that we've had to educate our users on to kind of get through that barrier. Because it is information that we need. We do need their information in order to provide the better health outcomes. Yeah, so, any new technology produces a bit of angst in all of us. Change is inevitable, but change is scary, especially when that scare factor is enhanced and propagated by popular movies and social media. So it's only natural. I think at the same time, we view this ethical dilemma as being not something that it currently presents, but it's something that we're looking in the future to be more prevalent. I think it's something we need to start caring about today and not wait until the year 2050. So some of people have described AI as the last invention humankind is ever going to make. And it's basically driving us towards this point where artificial intelligence will eclipse biological intelligence.