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SCOTT Health platform built an AI algorithm to help pharmacies and drug manufacturers in the supply chain process.

Wow.. This sound good and it sounds like it is going to make decision making for the pharmacist and drug manufacturers in selecting drugs to give to patients... Am i wrong?

I do not know if AI will pick the drugs. I think this decision will continue to be made by the doctor. maybe there is support by the AI.
Or the AI is used quite differently. maybe someone can explain it to us once

I think the AI is more of a sidekick that actually gives you the probability of symptoms based on patterns that has been inputed, which ofcourse is gotten based on the analysis of patients over a period of time, it can not replace a doctor, which is the last call of action

AI could be a good tool which will help doctors identififying the diseases quickly and make the diagnostics easier. For sure it will not replace doctors. SSOT uses AI by any chance in their project?

I don' think that AI will help the doctor for diagnostics. There is mentioned, that AI will support insurances to eliminate submissions of claims with wrong Codes.

I agree with you i also do not think that it is smart to use AI for diagnostics a doctor would be better, Where is that mentioned i could not find it anywhere.