Eric Topol

And you also review some of the liabilities of AI.

So like you said, it's not a love letter for AI.

But there's a lot of people right now who have antibodies to AI.

Like, for example, there was a Wall Street Journal essay on the 30th of August.

A chatbot can be part of your medical team.

And this was by Tom Rosenblatt in the Wall Street Journal.

And he was basically giving tips to patients about how they could use chatbots.

And as you know, a billion people around the world are using chatbots.

And, of course, a lot are using it to help their health of themselves or their family members or friends.

And you actually reviewed some of that in the book, too.

But when that was posted, I put it up because I thought it was interesting.

There's all these people saying, you know, hard pass.

Oh, this is horrible.

I don't want an AI.

So we have a lot of problems here with negativism, both from patients, prospective patients, and doctors too, by the way.

Definitely.

Now, in a different way.

You're not a doctor.

You're not a nurse.

Like you said in the book, you don't have any stake in this.