Real User Review of AI Medical Diagnosis Service
I recently tried an AI diagnosis system at a dermatology clinic. It analyzes acne, spots, and wrinkles from a photo taken with a camera in just 3 seconds, providing a score and care recommendations.
Having the doctor right there made it trustworthy, and the results were quite accurate. The acne progression stage matched over 80% of the time. The downside is that it didn't detect redness well.
I think I'll use AI diagnosis as a standard step when visiting hospitals from now on. It saves time and is fun too.
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Agreed, the AI diagnosis was better than I thought.
But isn't it risky to rely solely on AI without a doctor? It might miss ambiguous symptoms like flushing.
I tried it at a dermatology clinic too, and it really nailed the acne stage lol. Even the doctor was amazed.
Do you have a source? Let me know which hospital it is.
It's a bit disappointing that it can't handle redness. I guess AI has its limits when it comes to that kind of sensitive skin.
It does save time, but wouldn't the cost go up if it's given as a default every time you go to the hospital? Gotta be careful.
Oh, I didn't know that. I'll definitely ask about it next time I go to the dermatologist.