That’s the point. Time and parallelization is cheap for machines. I can see a short term future where “doctors” are replaced with non-doctor medical personal w

That’s the point. Time and parallelization is cheap for machines. I can see a short term future where “doctors” are replaced with non-doctor medical personal who gather data. Blood draws, temperature checks, collecting stool samples, photographing lesions, these are all easier with two hands. Analyzing the data will be done for the masses by machine. And of course because of how the USA healthcare system works, it will somehow manage to be evens more expensive.