AI can help doctors calculate medications, but someone needs to supervise it.
A few days ago, I saw a news report saying that hospitals are now using AI to help doctors calculate drug dosages, which sounds very high-tech.
But thinking about it is scary; if the model is wrong, the consequences can be severe.
That's why there's Lagrange's DeepProve—its concept is simple: AI provides a conclusion along with a 'mathematical proof' that tells you the result is derived from correct calculations, and a third party can also verify it.
It's like cooking, where not only do you get a dish, but you also receive the complete recipe and steps.
This way, whether it's doctors, patients, or regulatory bodies, everyone can feel more at ease.
The token $LA is also part of this system, and participating in staking will yield returns.
Technology must be reliable, especially in life-saving situations.
