“If we send any medical results for interpretation, especially to artificial intelligence, we need to treat them like works of fiction… The level of artificial intelligence in medicine right now — it hasn’t even gone to kindergarten yet. So, what it writes or says there is interesting to read, but by no means… should you implement it on yourself. You can carefully ask a doctor, and they will tell you not to use it anymore,” he said. The expert added that artificial intelligence is currently developing rapidly, but not in medicine. According to him, even such sought-after and seemingly easy-to-interpret indicators as TSH, vitamin D, and ferritin, it has not yet learned to interpret: for a correct assessment, too much additional information beyond the analysis itself needs to be considered. Therefore, the doctor emphasized, a correct interpretation is impossible here by definition.
