Sanjay Juneja, M.D.

it is "lifting the baseline of accuracy and access and accelerating timelines that were once painfully slow. For all its brilliance, AI doesn’t tell stories—people do. And medicine, at its core, is still the story of one person trying to help another. That's not going anywhere."

3 minute read of my article that I thought needed to (1) not undermine / acknowledge how frankly vast the potential and capability of multi-modal AI tools can potentially be, while (2) giving you granular examples and elements of why--imo--there will always be a role of a 'physician' in civilization; no matter how advanced. Yes, or no?

Will Doctors Be Replaced By AI? When you see large language models passing medical licensing exams, it’s easy to wonder—how long until AI becomes the doctor?