They use it to assessment's in the UK already. Have a friend who said they basically feed response's and prompt during assessment's for many mental health conditions now (essentially tick boxes these days enough ticks and you got it) the AI can prompt questions to ask if its unsure how to score something.
It's really good at recognising fractures and broken bones also.
Look it more of another tool in your toolbox. The good doctors will use tools like this to aid in proper diagnostics and help their patients. There will be some doctors out there that will rely on it and never actually learn how to be a doctor.
My wife deals with chronic illness, seizures, and MS. If this would help her doctors to get her on a better path to recovery, I'm all for it. She does take about 4-5 different medications daily and no one wants to play Russian roulette to figure out which meds she really needs.
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