You can ask a few questions, look at their labs if needed or home blood pressure or something. Refill. It's going to happen 95% of the time anyway. It's a great use for without a human. But the robotaxy, when you get to maybe a complex cancer diagnosis that needs a lot of input, AI should be informing, but the human should be able to say, whoa, whoa, whoa, like let's do something different. And I think that's a good model for us to take, that we should be advancing on both tracks at the same time. (18:34–18:45)
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Asserts that complex healthcare decisions should involve human oversight despite AI input.
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