It might not. They still focus on being gatekeepers rather than adjust to ubiquitious computing meaning research skills can make a PCP as good or better than so

It might not. They still focus on being gatekeepers rather than adjust to ubiquitious computing meaning research skills can make a PCP as good or better than some specialists (and conversely, specialists can be incredibly entitled as they follow a flowchart for every patient like it's a tech support call to Comcast in 2002.) Often what "AI" is doing is what a doctor with good active listening skills has, but until the field gets more diverse (and the ones who make it in actually use some of their humanities lessons rather than treat being an MD as a chance to act like a rude old white man) nothing substantial will change beyond more 1920s style civil unrest, which occured around the time antibiotics where discovered and germ theory became accepted.