This is very interesting, they have entered Ai into the bureaucracy, in stead of other places. They haven’t done what i thought they would do. The Ai people are feeding off health budgets by pushing products. I didnt expect this.
Entering AI into bureaucracy is precisely what I expected. The AI companies have heavily marketed their products to be used this way, so there’s no reason not expect it.
I dont live in the US. But what i expected was that they would implement Ai in those devices that scan or work directly on blood, and also in routine task in organizations. And i also expected some patient communication via Ai chat which feeds directly of your securely stored medical record. So that all advice would have your blood work, your medical statistics, weight, gender, height medical history etc as a foundation for the advice it offers. So while expected it to suggest tests, I expected a price comparison engine similar to pricerunner or kelkoo to provide you with the cheapest options at any time. So AI would suggest diagnosis, but not any provider of test or treatment.
The Healthcare industry would never make a price comparison engine. The reason is pretty simple. Patients aren’t actually the customers. Hospitals and providers are. And there is no value for them in such a product.
It seems that the only place leveraging AI to humanity’s benefit is in china.
