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about? I actually think this AI doctor in your pocket might not be the most useful way of thinking about the evolution of AI in healthcare.

Why?

I think from the very beginning, it frames the question as one of substitution.

You're saying that the doctor will be an AI in your pocket. I think that is, given the current state of affairs, a pretty arrogant and potentially ignorant

way to be looking at AI integration in healthcare, I think that true value comes from a collaboration between the clinical community and the AI community.

And I think AI will be the great amplifier rather than the substitution.

Hello, and a wonderful. Hello and welcome to Danny in the Valley, your weekly dispatch from behind the scenes and inside the minds of top people in tech.

This week, we're talking about AI. Shocker, I know. But specifically, AI in medicine. Now, you may remember,

we recently had on Dom Pimenta of Tortoise, and they've created a bot that helps doctors take notes,

transcribe, cut out hours of busy work. What they're not doing, though, is this idea of an AI doctor in your pocket, this thing that people have been talking

about since the moment, really chat GPT kind of burst on the scene, this idea that every person

someday will have, you know, really high quality medical advice accessible immediately under

device. It's one of the big promises of AI, at least from the

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