If we assume the thing is still flawed, but try to take the benefit of the 70% accuracy, there's possibly still things you can do that'll be massively valuable. They're probably aren't a lot of domains. The new system with the human in the loop, the doctor and the artificial intelligence has a higher probability of a catastrophic error. It's the tired overwork doctor sometimes doesn't do their diligence. When there's an appealing but incorrect system in front of them. This is like the self-driving current. You've got to be ready to take over at any point.