Startup to replace doctors

I'm a doctor currently working in a startup that is very likely going to replace doctors in the coming decade. It won't be a full replacement, but it's pretty clear that an ai will be able to understand/chart/diagnose/provide treatment with much better patient outcomes than a human.


Right now nuance is being implemented in some hospitals (microsoft's ai charting scribe), and most people that have used it are in awe. Having a system that understand natural language, is able to …

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