Medical software and devices are held to a higher standard of correctness. And because that correctness can be empirically measured, why shouldn't it be? At lea

Medical software and devices are held to a higher standard of correctness. And because that correctness can be empirically measured, why shouldn't it be? At least humans are currently capable of saying "I don't know" and until GPTs are too, I don't think they are suitable for medical advice. But I did enjoy reading the satire, thank you!