AI that never forgets drug interactions threatens medicine's ego, not its quality
realmeetjames · x · 2026-09-28
The author argues that an AI tool that never forgets a drug interaction is not a threat to good medicine — it's a threat to the ego of the profession, and those are different problems.
The point distinguishes between AI improving care quality and practitioners' psychological resistance: pushback comes from professional identity, not from care getting worse.
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