If the histology model's result were used to guide treatment, a patient represented by panel G could be actively harmed because H and I, not G, are the correct slides.

“Um, it identifies G, H, and I. Um, even at a cursory glance, you can see that G is kind of the odd man out among these three. Um, and even at a very basic level, if you were to look at these, um, you wouldn't consider this to be advanced necrosis.”

“So the implications here are, like, pretty obvious. Um, you know, if this were to be a diagnostic test and you were to, you know, treat a patient based on the results, um, you know, you'd be actively damaging the person, uh, who falls in panel, panel G, where, um, H and I would be correct.”