Raw LLM Responses

> I cannot fathom the audacity of pride, arrogance and ignorance that would compel people to think a machine could care for a patient better than another human could. I lost a parent to medical malpractice from a doctor, so I can imagine it very easily. AI doesn't have a high bar to clear in my view, I doubt it would deliberately ignore a change in a patient's condition. I also doubt it would alter a patient's signature on a medical record >but an understanding of symptoms and conditions requires more than just book logic. A human doctor can't examine my entire medical history, research all of medical literature, research every drug interaction with every other drug interaction, and compare my medical case to countless others all in the space of seconds. And it can do it without any bias, prescribing treatments based on my medical needs and not the needs of which pharmaceutical rep the doctor likes the most. Edit: Oh and most human doctors could never hope to beat AI in the bedside manner department (because most of them don't even try), something which has been demonstrated to improve medical outcomes.