Hey thanks for the detailed explanation. I agree with the fact that these technologies can never really replace human clinical intelligence,idea was to assist a

Hey thanks for the detailed explanation. I agree with the fact that these technologies can never really replace human clinical intelligence,idea was to assist and not to replace. In India the doctor to patient ratio is at 1:1000. The idea is really simple "Can we give doctor more structured information about the patient before they walk in". The tech behind is more complex than just a simple NLP/generative language DNN.With a regular off the shelf nlp/generative language it is hard to create a clinical triaging questionnaire (technically a trained receptionist should do this work) but in India, things work differently. Just to set the context volumes of patients > trained staff in India. I completely agree that this can never replace actual patient care, but can it add value to the person who is providing it. Its being used for 3 different use cases currently, one of which is the tuberculosis patients in India are given reminder calls for taking their medicines on time - we've partnered with the TB society and resulting in 42% increase in medicine adherence. Let me know if you would want to use this tool for something else. Would be happy to give you a month's trial :). Your perspective was helpful, thank you.