On the one hand, improved technology enables us to collect much more data on patients than ever before, and patients themselves are better able to monitor their own biomarkers. This is good. Even better, artificial intelligence and machine learning are being harnessed to try to digest this massive profusion of data and come up with more definitive

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my basic assumption is that most people do not want an AI physician or doctor (personally, I do not fall into this category).

It seems to me that most people prefer the human-to-human relationship when it comes to discussing sensitive health data, or similar scenarios.

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