Robocars - Autonomous Drive, Self-driving, Driver-less cars

Yes, heard that all before...though those ideas show a fundamental misunderstanding of the complex nature of health care , diagnosis, illness and treatment.

They all do... in their early days.

Because version 1 through 100 are simplistic, and unable to deal with the myriad complex scenarios that arise.

But the thing is, these automated techniques learn and iterate much faster than people do, people are too habitual. And like those self-driving cars, they will be better than people at the majority (not all) of tasks.

But you don't have to be convinced, you just have to wait and see. Right now you sound a bit luddite, but just wait and see.

The biotech and health arena has barely started to be impacted by this stuff. But it will happen. And by the time you see it hit mass market it will be handling situations more complex than most humans.