AI is on the rise, and with it, the promises about what it can deliver. Lately, though, I have seen examples of egregiously wrong AI-generated explanations of QC.
You can't throw a rock, or scroll a feed, without hearing about the promise and peril of AI. What's it going to do to the laboratory?
The FDA has a new Proposed Rule to assume regulation of Laboratory-Developed-Tests (LDTs). How scary is that?
ChatGPT, LLM, AI. Are these tools going to provide a leap forward for laboratories? Or simply automate inaccuracies?