AI for medicine is overhyped right now - by Dan Elton

Should we update our timelines to AGI as a result?

AI for medicine is overhyped Dan Elton Mar 29, 2022 23 17 1 Share AI for medicine has a lot of promise, but it's also really overhyped right now. This post explains why and asks if we should update our timelines to existentially dangerous AI as a result (tldr: personally I do not update much). Back in 2016 deep learning pioneer Geoffrey Hinton famously said "people should stop training radiologists now - it's just completely obvious within 5 years deep learning is going to do better than radiologists. It might be 10 years, but we've got plenty of radiologists already." Hinton went on to make s

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