> The sooner they’re replaced by automation that’s far superior in terms of accuracy and diagnosis, the better. I assume you are not referring to the procedura

> The sooner they’re replaced by automation that’s far superior in terms of accuracy and diagnosis, the better. I assume you are not referring to the procedural specialties of medicine. My spouse does complex aortic surgery; I don’t think most of her patients would consent to seeing her replaced by a robot. But who knows, techno-dystopias have a strange appeal for some.