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What Can Artificial Intelligence Learn from Medicine? Generative Analogies and Reliable Machine Learning Systems

reliabilitymachine learningclinical translationepistemology
2608.18186
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Abstract

The paper explores the parallels between clinical translation in medicine and the development of machine learning systems, emphasizing the need for robust epistemic and methodological standards in ML.

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Core Claim

The authors establish a generative analogy between clinical translation and ML system development, proposing a new form of ML reliabilism informed by the epistemic warrants of clinical translation.

Method / Result

The paper identifies specific epistemic and methodological warrants of clinical translation that can be applied to ML, enhancing the reliability of ML systems.

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The paper does not provide empirical validation of the proposed analogy or its practical implementation in ML systems.

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