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    LLMs Engage With Medical Questions

    Cody Fenwick notes that current LLMs answer medical questions without automatic blocks.

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    2 Sources, 27d ago, first seen 27d ago

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    Cody Fenwick posted that he values how existing large language models answer medical questions. He observed that companies could have built automatic refusals to avoid risks of providing medical advice. Jason Crawford retweeted the comment. The posts treat this willingness as a positive outcome that was not assured during model development. No further details on responses or company policies appear in the shared material.

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    @codytfenwickOne fact I really appreciate about existing LLMs — which was far from a foregone conclusion — is the fact that they are universally willing to engage with medical questions. You can imagine a world where companies created automatic refusals for any medical question, out of fear of giving "medical advice" that could lead to legal consequences. I think it's much better that we're not in that world.
    @jasoncrawfordRT @codytfenwick: One fact I really appreciate about existing LLMs — which was far from a foregone conclusion — is the fact that they are u…

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    @codytfenwickOne fact I really appreciate about existing LLMs — which was far from a foregone conclusion — is the fact that they are universally willing to engage with medical questions. You can imagine a world where companies created automatic refusals for any medical question, out of fear of giving "medical advice" that could lead to legal consequences. I think it's much better that we're not in that world.
    @jasoncrawfordRT @codytfenwick: One fact I really appreciate about existing LLMs — which was far from a foregone conclusion — is the fact that they are u…