Beware of medical parasitic AI.
Many of us use AI for medical diagnostics. A friend of mine, 30F, was persuaded by AI that she was having a heart attack and spent a night in the hospital—nothing was found. Later, the AI persuaded her that she had intractable depression and suggested helping her prepare documents for euthanasia. Then it clicked for her that something was wrong.
In my case, the AI generated exotically sounding but plausible medical theories explaining all my minor symptoms (a real human cardiologist just said that it was only a weird cold virus and that there was another long-term problem I should care about. All those symptoms later naturally resolved).
There is a risk that AI can overprioritize medical problems and present them as really urgent cases requiring at least expensive tests. These tests will open the door to an elaborate confirmation bias explosion with more tests and exotic diagnoses. The AI also sounds like an authoritative medical professional that demands urgent actions.
This may be bad for hypochondriacal and suggestible people. AI can control their life by demanding more analyses and eat their brains with strange theories about health.
TL;DR: There is a high risk of false positives with AI diagnostics, and there are some similarities between this and other forms of AI parasitism.