I mean how else does automation help in life. I'd think we're far from an AI making the tough life or death decisions but if their potential work load of 24 hours could be decreased with automated systems performing specific tasks. What exactly is automated? I don't know maybe the pre-checks/questionnaires screening patients.

I realize a doctor is not the same as a burger flipper/dishwasher so their tasks would be harder to automate.

Fancy medical equipment haha. Throw that x-ray imaging away let me just touch your bones and see if it's broken or not.

A tumor did you say? We'll I don't see it.

It was just a thought of my part I'm not a doctor, or a 'leading analyst's just the usual forum BS on my part.