Skin cancer detection stalls on trust: users won't upload body photos to health AI
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-09-03
Millions already ask chatbots medical questions, but uploading a photo of your naked body to an app is a different level of trust — and if that's the only option, many simply won't do it. Yet early detection is crucial for skin cancer. The author asks: how do we make people comfortable taking care of their health through AI tools?
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