The Lemonade Machine Problem
Automation in medicine should not be judged against an ideal clinician. It should be judged against real human variance, machine variance, supervision, and the cost of failure.
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Automation in medicine should not be judged against an ideal clinician. It should be judged against real human variance, machine variance, supervision, and the cost of failure.
For physician-developers, burnout often comes from low-value technical friction. The answer is not more endurance. It is better delegation to systems, automation, and agents.