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I am probably the cynical here but when I read in the very first paragraph stuff like "the system we dream of" and "delighting the health professionals" I call
by soco 2y ago
I am probably the cynical here but when I read in the very first paragraph stuff like "the system we dream of" and "delighting the health professionals" I call it bullshit and move over. I don't know if it's AI generated bullshit or regular marketing bullshit (which trained the AI anyway) but I also don't care, because I'm sure if they actually had real stuff to show they wouldn't need that bullshit.
- lm28469 2y agoThey're absolutely not going to solve or improve anything at all, doctors are already over booked (in fr/de), if anything doctolib adds to the problem. We're slowly arriving to the tipping point, too many people, not enough doctors, people going to the doctor for ridiculous problems because "it's free" (plot twist it isn't, it's paid with your/our taxes), &c.
- soco 2y agoNow honestly I prefer people going to doctors for ridiculous problems, than having a gatekeeping which keeps real problems unsolved. So the real problem would be then: how to handle better the "ridiculous problems" and keep doctors busy with the real ones? I don't see that one being addressed by agents - another example of tech solving the wrong problem indeed. Edit: now maybe this would be a good startup idea.
- sc077y 2y agoGiven that it's a French company I can almost guarantee that it was written/translated using an LLM.