Raw LLM Responses

But they also say this: >If/when they release versions of it for use, they say it will be important to have professionals actually handling the use of the suggested diagnoses and medications to remove the possibility of lawsuits This tells me their dreams of radically reducing costs is impossible. This will make doctors better, but it won’t increase the supply if people have to access it through a doctor. The AMA will fight tooth and nail to keep it that way. Automating doctors is equivalent to reducing their value, and they will lobby against that as they always have. The employer refers to the industry as a “legal cartel.” It might happen one day, but not if doctors retain complete control over the technology.