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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Firebird" data-source="post: 9699354" data-attributes="member: 7015803">I don't think this is a great analogy. We aren't relying on the AI the same way we rely on the medical device--we trust the practitioner to use it appropriately. Instead--suppose a doctor buys a vital tracking device from a third party and asks you to wear it. It will get your heart rate, bp, etc. All of the data it gives is trash, unless it is properly calibrated. The doctor screws up the calibration, trusts the data anyway, and then treats you improperly based on it. In this case, the failure is on the doctor, not the tool. The tool would work fine if the doctor used it correctly. I don't think the manufacturer should be liable in this case.AI hallucinations have been pretty well known since ChatGPT came out. If you're using it in your job and aren't checking for hallucinations...that's on you.</blockquote>