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Hell, replace everyone where any decisions are involved. What could go wrong?
by adamredwoods 2y ago
Hell, replace everyone where any decisions are involved. What could go wrong?
- absolutelastone 2y agoYeah technology never makes anything better. And the healthcare system is perfect the way it is. This is the sarcasm thread.
- jrflowers 2y agoI for one look forward to being prescribed drugs that do not exist in dosages that can not be fit into the human blood stream to treat the Morgellon’s that the computer agrees is real and something I am afflicted with
- s1artibartfast 2y agoNo need to be hyperbolic. There are times when you want or need to a doctor, and times when you have made a decision and visiting one is only a barrier.
- adamredwoods 2y agoAnd one would expect AI approval processes to not be a barrier? My doctor uses tele-visits, and will prescribe medications with merely a few message exchanges. I don't know what AI will solve here.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoElimination of those messages, telecalls, and doctors fees. Ideally most medications should be OTC in my opinion. An AI or even checkbox form would be one step closer to that