Medicine Novel Intelligence and the Inevitable Fall of the Current US Health Care System?

[neversickanymore]

Here are two articles about Novel Intelligence and the health care field. America health care is broken. So looking at these two articles what are everyone's thoughts?

Initial thoughts are that the arrogance of much of the Medical provider community is astounding. I think NI is fully capable of taking over many aspects of the medical provider professions, including many physician level positions.

Here are two articles.. thoughts?

AI is changing every aspect of psychology. Here’s what to watch for

Psychologists and their skills are irreplaceable, but AI chatbots can make therapy more accessible and less expensive, AI tools can automate administrative tasks, and on the research side, synthetic intelligence is offering new ways to understand human intelligence.

www.apa.org

What psychologists need to know about the evolution of generative AI

Psychologists are exploring how this new technology can simplify or amplify their efforts—and leading the charge to bring behavioral insights into the creation and deployment of generative AI tools.

www.apa.org

 

[MedicinalUser247]

The medical field is leading to unqualified idiots that let the robots do the work.

 

[Jnowhere]

It isn't only America that has a messed up Healthcare system.

 

[neversickanymore]

It isn't only America that has a messed up Healthcare system.

This is why and where NI health providers will get their training and foot in the door. Then when their performance crushes current organic performance the greed driven industry will naturally adopt the new more lucrative approach. It will be first implemented and tested in geographical areas where health care is very sparse. The US medical professionals have a strong lobby, but the greed will turn that lobby in favor of a much more efficient and successful NI based system. Really there are very few professions NI isn't going to dramatically change, but the more overpaid, highly educated and unsuccessful are going to be replaced first.

Its funny from those articles the professionals seem to believe the consumers have faith in the current organic providers.. I just don't think this is really the case.. Press one for billing and as always the arrogance is free.

 

[Jnowhere]

This is why and where NI health providers will get their training and foot in the door. Then when their performance crushes current organic performance the greed driven industry will naturally adopt the new more lucrative approach. It will be first implemented and tested in geographical areas where health care is very sparse. The US medical professionals have a strong lobby, but the greed will turn that lobby in favor of a much more efficient and successful NI based system. Really there are very few professions NI isn't going to dramatically change, but the more overpaid, highly educated and unsuccessful are going to be replaced first.

Its funny from those articles the professionals seem to believe the consumers have faith in the current organic providers.. I just don't think this is really the case.. Press one for billing and as always the arrogance is free.

I actually miss those call centers in India. I know they use AI, but still too much tech is really getting scary.

What you said is very scary. The Cyberdyne Corporation, must be stopped.