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Yes because the act of "moving them up the stack" could have the opportunity cost of preventing real change that would actually improve health outcomes. AI cou
by nhinck2 10mo ago
Yes because the act of "moving them up the stack" could have the opportunity cost of preventing real change that would actually improve health outcomes.
AI could allow the whole system to kick the can down the road.
- Zigurd 10mo agoIt's almost never a good idea to go for a technology fix when there are other obvious defects that could be addressed.