> We didn’t call it AI at first. The first thing that happened was these new innovations just crept into our electronic medical record system. They were tools t

> We didn’t call it AI at first. The first thing that happened was these new innovations just crept into our electronic medical record system. They were tools that monitored whether specific steps in patient treatment were being followed. If something was missed or hadn’t been done, the AI would send an alert. It was very primitive, and it was there to stop patients falling through the cracks. Journalists LOVED The Checklist Manifesto when it came out in 2009, I guess if you call it AI then they will hate it? Similarly, in the early 2020s intuition was bad because of implicit bias, but now I guess it is good?