Calling chatbots “terrible doctors” misses what actually makes a good GP — accessibility, consistency, pattern recognition, and prevention — not just physical exams. AI shines here — it’s available 24/7 🕒, never rushed or dismissive, asks structured follow-up questions, and reliably applies up-to-date guidelines without fatigue. It’s excellent at triage — spotting red flags early 🚩, monitoring symptoms over time, and knowing when to escalate to a human clinician — which is exactly where many real-world failures happen. AI shouldn’t replace hands-on care — and no serious advocate claims it should — but as a first-line GP focused on education, reassurance, and early detection, it can already reduce errors, widen access, and ease overloaded systems — which is a win for patients 💙 and doctors alike.

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Laws are for poors.

The Mechanical Turk strikes again.

Vegan food usually contains loads of dihydrogen monoxide and everyone that consumes it will die.

Wow, this sounds serious. Someone should ban vegan food.

We can transcend it today. The only thing stopping you is yourself.