AI medicine may hit the same bottleneck as software: PR review
MikkoH · x · 2026-07-22
A short but sharp warning that AI-driven medical breakthroughs will likely run into the same bottleneck as software teams: PR review.
- The point is that even if AI helps discover something medically important, translating it into deployed work still has organizational friction.
- The poster hopes someone notices this early, implying that process bottlenecks can become the limiting factor long before model capability does.
- It’s a concise take on the gap between scientific promise and real-world execution.
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