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That's a failing of your country's healthcare system, not an argument for automation. Getting to talk to a chatbot or whatever you have in mind is not a substit
by version_five 4y ago
That's a failing of your country's healthcare system, not an argument for automation. Getting to talk to a chatbot or whatever you have in mind is not a substitute for a real person, and will just introduce a norm of impersonal stereotyped healthcare if people are ignorant enough to believe it's a suitable substitute for getting seen by a real person.
- dinosaurdynasty 4y agoYeah I already know I live in the USA. However: seeing an "AI" (you think this will end with chatbots?) >>>>>>>>>> not seeing a real person