Even in ICUs and NICUs, where it already is being automatically gathered and fed, it turns out that making sensible design and training decisions to get usable

Even in ICUs and NICUs, where it already is being automatically gathered and fed, it turns out that making sensible design and training decisions to get usable performance is harder than anticipated. News flash, dermatologists don't just look at moles and oncologists don't just do differentials... let's see how these isolated systems deal with cleaning up TKI- and IST-related gastric bleeds, C. diff code browns, and timing chemo around liver resections for sepsis. All in a day at County... My bet is that clinicians who use AI to amplify their own abilities will come to run the system. Errybody else gets to be a glorified NP, at best, or (worse) administrative ;-)