going straight to the point, i will not give a yes neither will i give a no for an answer. reason being that humans are not all round knowledgeable and equipped with the do's and don's of life, same things goes for the medical world, although machines adhere to commands entered into it by human, these machines due its programmable functions tends to give some reasonable amount of vital and accurate information as compared to the calculations of man.
So, to buttress my point conclusively, I posit that artificial intelligence be used in treating patients but to some extent, this is where the human factor comes in, A.I needs human guidance.
Hi guys, i really appreciate the @air-clinic team for a topic such as this.
Thank you! #myopinion
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That's a very nice contribution to the topic. Thank you!
you are welcome @air-clinic