Paper warns dubious Kaggle medical datasets are reaching both papers and clinics
EhudReiter · x · 2026-07-22
Ehud Reiter points to a paper warning that dubious Kaggle medical datasets are being used both in research papers and in real clinical practice. The broader concern is that blind trust in bad data is not just an NLP problem—it can affect medicine too.
The post frames this as a cautionary example about dataset quality, provenance, and the danger of reusing unvetted benchmark data outside its original context.
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