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Comments (6)
Kathleen Campbell9
Professional Quality Analyst
Well not really, I will rather pick Human Doctor.
Agnes Smith8
Blogger
Honestly? I will not fully trust a perfect AI doctor, because they don't understand our feelings, they just treat us
Calcuvia6
Your Daily Online Calculator Hub.
Honestly? I wouldn’t fully trust a perfect AI doctor if I couldn’t question it.
Even if the AI was flawless at diagnosis and treatment, medicine isn’t just about being right. it is about being understood. As a human, I need to ask why. I need reassurance, context, and sometimes even emotional support. When you’re sick or scared, silence or blind authority feels wrong.
This is where the difference between AI and humans really shows.
James7787
SEO Expert
not sure.........................................
Aakash6
most people wouldn’t—and probably shouldn’t.
Even if an AI doctor were perfect at diagnosis and treatment, trust isn’t built on accuracy alone. In healthcare, trust also depends on understanding, agency, and accountability.
Here’s why a “perfect but unquestionable” AI would feel uncomfortable:
1. Trust needs explanation
People don’t just want the right answer—they want to know why.
Why this diagnosis?
Why this treatment and not another?
What are the risks?
If you can’t qu
emma185
LED lighting manufacturer
I wouldn’t fully trust any system I can’t question, even if it appears perfect.
In critical decisions, transparency and the ability to understand the reasoning are just as important as accuracy.