> They get paid the big bucks to understand when it's inappropriate to rely on them. An automated system could record and analyze more outcome and biometric da

> They get paid the big bucks to understand when it's inappropriate to rely on them. An automated system could record and analyze more outcome and biometric data than a group of doctors, over time obtaining more experience about when to apply or not the various medical rules. Human experience doesn't scale like a dataset or a model. I bet some diagnostics could be correctly predicted by a model that a human can't understand, especially if they require manipulating more information than a human can hold at once.