Morgan P. Lorio, MD, FACS

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When we then asked,

a different question focusing on cancer mortality instead of incidence, the pattern appeared different.

Mortality seemed meaningfully higher than earlier baseline patterns, roughly on the order of about 16%.

That is a substantial change.

The AI system hadn't really made a mistake per se.

It had answered the question it was asked, but it reminded me of something important.

AI answers questions very well.

Sometimes it narrows answers simultaneously.

Physicians still have to decide which questions matter.

Sometimes the insight comes from recognizing that the question itself needs to change.

Well, efficiency is important, but efficiency can also introduce blind spots.

Sometimes I think about this using a GPS analogy.

You know, navigation systems optimize routes based on filters, minimizing time, avoiding tolls, reducing distance.

But occasionally those filters lead you into loops or take you off the main road only to bring you back again later.

The system is optimized or optimizing based on the parameters it was given.

AI functions in a similar way.

AI can optimize the route, but someone still has to decide where we're going.

And as we move forward, these filters are going to become more and more important.

Yeah.

So physicians need to remain actively involved in the governance of these systems, not just as users, but as stewards.

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