AI и што потоа

[iMirisIUkus]

Во САД докторот е одговорен за тоа, не болницата. И тоа може во затвор да заврши. Затоа и те прашував кој е правно одговорен кога AI ќе направи грешка.

Изгледа го немаш видено договорот што треба да го потпишеш со Тесла пред да употребуваш ауто-пилот.

Tesla’s FSD Terms of Use require that you:

1. Remain in the driver’s seat.
2. Keep both hands on the steering wheel (or ready to take over).
3. Keep your eyes on the road.
4. Be prepared to take control immediately when prompted or when FSD behaves unexpectedly.
5. Follow all traffic laws and signs.

Tesla’s documentation even warns that the driver is legally responsible for the vehicle at all times while using FSD.

Не ми се разврзува дискусија за судскиот и здравствениот систем на Америка, ама и не е баш така ко што збориш

The vast majority of medical malpractice cases do not end up being decided by a court verdict. Only about 5% to 7% of medical malpractice lawsuits ever go to trial, with the rest being dismissed, withdrawn, or settled out of court.

Key statistics regarding medical error cases and court proceedings in the U.S.:

• Cases Filed: Roughly 17,000 to 20,000 medical malpractice lawsuits are filed annually in the United States.
• Cases Settled: Approximately 90-95% of all medical malpractice claims are resolved through out-of-court settlements.
• Cases Dismissed/Withdrawn: About 65% of all claims are dropped, dismissed, or withdrawn.
• Cases Reaching Verdict: Only a small fraction (around 5-7%) proceed to a jury trial and result in a verdict.
• Plaintiff Success Rate at Trial: Of the cases that do go to trial, physicians/defendants win a significant majority of the time, often 70-80% of cases.

The preference for settlement is often due to both parties wishing to avoid the time, cost, and unpredictability of a full trial. Furthermore, many actual medical errors never result in a lawsuit or claim being filed in the first place, meaning the number of errors is far greater than the number of cases that reach court.

 

[Justae Verum]

Не ми се разврзува дискусија за судскиот и здравствениот систем на Америка, ама и не е баш така ко што збориш

The vast majority of medical malpractice cases do not end up being decided by a court verdict. Only about 5% to 7% of medical malpractice lawsuits ever go to trial, with the rest being dismissed, withdrawn, or settled out of court.

Key statistics regarding medical error cases and court proceedings in the U.S.:

• Cases Filed: Roughly 17,000 to 20,000 medical malpractice lawsuits are filed annually in the United States.
• Cases Settled: Approximately 90-95% of all medical malpractice claims are resolved through out-of-court settlements.
• Cases Dismissed/Withdrawn: About 65% of all claims are dropped, dismissed, or withdrawn.
• Cases Reaching Verdict: Only a small fraction (around 5-7%) proceed to a jury trial and result in a verdict.
• Plaintiff Success Rate at Trial: Of the cases that do go to trial, physicians/defendants win a significant majority of the time, often 70-80% of cases.

The preference for settlement is often due to both parties wishing to avoid the time, cost, and unpredictability of a full trial. Furthermore, many actual medical errors never result in a lawsuit or claim being filed in the first place, meaning the number of errors is far greater than the number of cases that reach court.

Не ни читаш што ти пишувам, си на некој авто пилот и тешко дека ќе разбериш нешто.

Ти реков дека само технолошката димензија ја гледаш, не гледаш од бизнис и легална страна. За да се примени нашироко AI ќе му требаат сите 3 страни, технолошка, бизнис и легална.