Nobody is measuring whether humans can still catch AI’s mistakes by ANTHONIO OLADIMEJI

Epistemic sta­tus: I’m con­fi­dent in the ques­tion, un­sure of the an­swer. This comes from work­ing on health­care AI in Nige­ria, not from a dataset. I’d like to be proven wrong.A clinic, not far from herePic­ture a pri­mary health clinic in north­ern Nige­ria. One doc­tor, a few nurses, a queue that doesn’t end. Some­one has in­stalled an AI triage tool, and it’s good. It reads the symp­toms, flags the ur­gent cases, and sug­gests a di­ag­no­sis in sec­onds. For a clinic that sees too many p...