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Three ways a health AI can fail you, and the tests I wrote for each

I build Tabibu, a health-information assistant. When I think about how it can let someone down, I keep landing on three failures: the page does not work, the answer sounds surer than it should, and an emergency goes unnoticed (or a calm question sets off an alarm). This post covers one real example…

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  1. 2026-11-11 09:00 · DEV Community — AI
    Three ways a health AI can fail you, and the tests I wrote for each

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