> if they're not sure The thing about mistakes is that you often don't expect you're making one. To my mind there is still value in having a built-in second op

> if they're not sure The thing about mistakes is that you often don't expect you're making one. To my mind there is still value in having a built-in second opinion. The amount of times I've heard doctors tell female friends that their issue is "hormonal" is frankly offensive. Perhaps if we can create an AI (assuming it also doesn't say women have the modern equivalent of "hysterics" for every problem) they will finally get a real answer.