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I would personally vastly, vastly prefer to go to a robot doctor, who diagnoses, treats and nurses me. What exactly do I need from a human here? Except of cours
by rowanG077 5mo ago
I would personally vastly, vastly prefer to go to a robot doctor, who diagnoses, treats and nurses me. What exactly do I need from a human here? Except of course being the one making the system.
- ForceBru 5mo agoEmotional support. Some human doctors absolutely radiate confidence and a kind of "you're gonna be okay" attitude. For me, this helps a lot. I'm not sure a machine can do this.
- lukan 5mo agoBut I hate if the human doctor "radiates confidence" when I know he is not doing the proper scan, because I have to get back with worse symptoms first for him to take it serious. I don't need emotional support from a human doctor. I need the adequate scans and a proper analysis. I am pretty sure that a competent human will be still way better than AI, but AI even now will likely be better than a doctor not really paying attention.
- rowanG077 5mo agoYou can hopefully get emotional support from your loved ones. If not a coach seems much more appropriate.
- 8note 5mo agoa good human doctor is going to notice things other that just what you are telling them and showing them theyre also going to tell you things other than just what your insurance is agreeing to. a robo doctor will be corrupt in ways that a regular doctor can be held accountable, but without the individual accountability
- laurentiurad 5mo agoGood luck to you if the prompt is written by health insurance.