Sure thing, your nurse ain't gonna clean your mom, in the restaurant the chef ain't gonna prepare a dish he doesn't like, your accountant ain't gonna file your taxes if you've given him data he doesn't like, etc.

Your paid to do a job, you're either professional or you aren't.

I’d probably leave the hospital if I heard the doctor filed an LLM generated diagnosis for the nurse to validate

So you don't do your job and submit a PR you didn't even read, and I'm supposed to waste my time that I have to the explain at my next performance review? I didn't sign up to read slop, thanks! If my boss wants me to spend 10x time time on this kind of shit, he has to pick something else that I no longer have to do. My time is not elastic. It can't expand to fit your slop.

You'd just have to pay more to convince people to do the jobs they hate.

It does mean that nurses might end up getting paid more than software engineers, but why is that a bad thing?