Why conversations around health AI may be evolving beyond hype
The Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel argues that the AI world is disconnected from others due to its 'software brain' thinking, dismissing legitimate concerns about AI tradeoffs and performance. This disconnect is hindering a real conversation about AI in healthcare.
The Associated Press Stylebook recently announced that 'health care' should be written as one word, 'healthcare.' A recent video by The Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel discusses the 'software brain' concept, where the world is seen as a series of easily manipulated databases to solve problems. Patel argues that this thinking creates a disconnect between the AI world and others. The AI world believes AI can solve global issues, but others have legitimate concerns about AI tradeoffs and performance. These concerns are being dismissed by the AI world, hindering a real conversation about AI in healthcare. The disconnect is particularly relevant in the healthcare sector, where AI adoption is being slowed due to concerns about its performance and tradeoffs.
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