Doctors near-unanimous: with superintelligent AI, stop teaching the Krebs cycle
jonc101x · x · 2026-11-13
A medical educator kicked off a discussion on X: with access to superintelligent AI systems, what can we finally stop teaching in medical training? His first answer: the Krebs cycle.
In a follow-up he noted this may be the one thing with near-unanimous consensus in the field — over many years he has heard exactly one dissenting opinion.
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