Raw LLM Responses

I would also add, seeing so many “I hate doctors” comments here, that the reason probably has a lot to do with the fundamental part of medicine that an AI can’t replace: the doctor-patient relationship. So much of that relationship has been strained by corporate medicine forcing physicians to see patients too quickly, to not have the time to build relationship and weigh the biopsychosocial components of the disease process. Understanding, empathy, and support in the doctor-patient relationship are human traits that AI cannot perform, will never perform. It will not be there the way a good doctor will be when a patient is faced with the existential fears of disease and dying, to help them through that part of life, which it is. It is often the reaction formation to those fears that leads some patients to feel hate against their doctor rather than accept the experience of their illness- which is a valid response that a good doctor will also understand and try to help the patient get through. These are the aspects of my own career in medicine that I think will always require another human. That said, I can see how corporate medicine could ignore this and choose to try to do away with the role of the doctor all together. In the interim, I think the decision making and note taking support AI medical models can provide to physicians will be quite useful and may help improve the relationship in the short term.