I think you've neatly summarised why it doesn't get upvoted: 1. "could" produce a better diagnosis. Not guaranteed. And better than what? How likely is it t

I think you've neatly summarised why it doesn't get upvoted: 1. "could" produce a better diagnosis. Not guaranteed. And better than what? How likely is it to really deliver a better result than appropriately trained specialists? 2. "scam to satisfy insurance bureaucrats". And you doing it digitally won't find its way to unintended recipients? The undercurrent of this thread - and the original post - is growing awareness of the dystopian disaster that has grown out of "free" social media. So it's not surprising - to me, at any rate - that the general sentiment here is to be suspicious of any adjacent use.