Nataliya Kosmyna

They saw it all or maybe almost all of it.

So they're actually having a good or rough idea of what they are expecting, right?

So you're kind of comparing this constantly.

The brain just does it.

And of course, it is more comfortable for them, right?

But it's great that you brought doctors, actually, because back to the doctors, there was actually a paper published

a week ago in the Lancet, which is a very prestigious medical journal, actually talking about doctors.

In the UK, yes.

And they apparently, right, pointed out that in four months of using an LLM,

there was actually significant drop in recognition of some of the polyps and some of actual, like, I don't remember, is it polyps?

Something else related to maybe cancer that is on there, also x-rays, right?

And also x-rays.

when you used an LLM.

So it's back to this point, right?

So we are suggesting to use a tool that's supposed to augment your understanding, but then if you are using it, are we taking the skill away from you?

especially in the case of the current doctors that learned it without this tool, right?

And now what will happen for these doctors, for those kids, for those babies that are born right now with the tool, and will decide to become doctors and save lives?

They will be using the tool from the very beginning.

So what are we going to end up having in the ER, in the operating rooms?

That's a great question here.