There's very few, if any doctors, that are saying we shouldn't use ML or algos to diagnose cancer. This is a wild accusation and hilariously conspiratorial. What most are saying is we should evaluate all of this new tech, but be careful of the rollout because medical practices shouldn't operate like a hot startup where we pivot every 6 months.

Healthcare, similar to government, shouldn't be a move fast break things situation. If your service breaks, you just roll back. False or incorrect cancer diagnoses...that's a huge deal.

Imagine your tumor getting missed because of a bug in software, one which a human might have caught. Peoples' lives are on the line here. It's not a game.