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Building an AI tutor that is allowed to say "I don't know": lessons from medical education

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In most AI products a confident answer is a feature. In medical education it is a liability. A tutor that invents a dosing threshold or a guideline that does not exist teaches the wrong thing to someone who will act on it. That constraint shaped how we built Perceptors, an applied AI platform for h…

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  1. 2026-10-26 14:20 · DEV Community — AI
    Building an AI tutor that is allowed to say "I don't know": lessons from medical education

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