A few years ago, most conversations around AI in healthcare were mainly about chatbots and basic automation.
Now it’s already moving into personalized treatment, faster drug research, predictive analytics, and helping doctors make decisions quicker.
Still, it feels like healthcare will always need that balance between technology and real human interaction. Probably one of the few industries where people won’t fully trust “AI only” solutions anytime soon.
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Feels like a lot of companies are trying their luck with AI instead of hiring designers right now.
I think it's going to backfire on them in a few months.
Trying to stay optimistic about it.