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It sounds like a smart hospital would run a patient through both human and AI screenings separately, and a different doctor to examine both results and evaluate the discrepancies. This way you would keep the strengths of both approaches, lowering the failure rates, and depending on the countries health care funding can be good business from the hospital's POV as they get to charge for the extra work as well as the better success rates to drive business.

And I wonder what happens if you apply machine learning to looking at the difference between AI and human screening results.