Developer backs AI in medicine after bad experiences with unmotivated doctors
tlakomy · x · 2026-10-14
Developer tlakomy says personal experiences have made him very excited about AI in medicine, arguing that too many doctors either don't want to or can't do their jobs properly. He spared the details, but the post reflects a genuine user-side expectation that AI could fill gaps in healthcare service.
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