First patients in Russia suffer from AI 'treatment'
Russia has recorded the first cases of people harmed after following AI treatment advice. According to the chief freelance psychiatrist of the Ministry of Health, some patients initially consulted doctors, then switched to online consultations, and eventually entrusted their entire treatment to AI.
The problem is that algorithms began changing medication regimens and even canceling prescriptions. As a result, doctors received patients already in severe mental states. Experts note that after such situations, restoring a person's trust in real medicine becomes very difficult ⚠️
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