Doctor

“Like, I use ChatGPT for most of my medical queries now, and it prevents me from seeing a lot of doctors.”

“For health, it's going to make a huge difference, but it's not going to replace doctors.”

“I think OpenAI and ChatGPT is a lot better than the majority of doctors at this point, actually.”

“Like, for example, today we announced I we have in peer reviewed literature, people, doctors who are using O three. Remember O three? It was like forever ago now. Right. It was like one of our earliest reasoning models using that to find diagnoses for People w…”

“And already we know that AI systems are better than doctors at diagnosis.”

“The large language models do better on board exams. So, they take general knowledge. They're better than a doctor. They're more patient than a doctor.”

“If you want to be successful in healthcare startups, my personal advice is that latch on to some initiative, whether it's compliance, or whether it's government initiative, or somewhere where there's a wave of creating wealth and solving a problem, because oth…”

“I actually think there will be a position for a doctor, 10 years from now, 20 years from now. It won't be as the knowledge store. It will be as a user of an, as an expert user of the knowledge store, but it's not gonna be, oh, because I went to med school for …”

“Apparently two thirds of doctors now use open evidence which is like chat GPT, but it ingested the New England Journal of Medicine.”

“ChatGPT is, in fact, a better doctor than your doctor today with, like, almost a hundred percent certainty, and just the fact that it can't literally be your doctor doesn't mean you're not going to ask all the doctor questions”

“I think they're going to be in the loop for a very, very, very long time, and for the rest of our lifetimes, if not longer.”

“It's easier to chat GPT about your own personal medical situation. Then it is to find a doctor to talk to sometimes.”

“When you make 400 K and have no debt, I'm sorry, but that is probably actually better than being the doctor making a million bucks.”

“And the end result is like, we'll save doctors, you know, up to two hours a day.”

“It improved performance by Forex over doctors who didn't have like access to Google and I guess their colleagues. But when you looked at the fine print, this orchestration system helped, but performed not Forex better than traditional LLMs, but like a few perc…”

“I bet that the 18 year old today in five years, they're going to go to the doctor. And when they go to the doctor, they're going to tell their doctor, this is the illness that I have. And I think it's this because what you and I would have said five years ago,…”

“I mean, I think, like, today, it's already better to, I mean, everybody should be taking all of their, you know, personal, like health diagnostics, you get a blood test or whatever, and, like, running that through ChatGPT, like, upload it, Asko three, like, He…”

“And these efficiency gains from doctors isn't going to, like, Make their jobs necessarily easier. It's going to put more of a pressure on them. Not that you're in a position where you don't have to take medical notes. You're going to be running from position t…”

“Basically healthcare is, a doctor's job is an informatics problem, right? You're computing between, when you're a doctor and you go see a patient, you're computing between a database of what you know about a patient, what you know about medicine, and what inte…”

“And the thesis for us in healthcare delivery is that we don't think doctors or nurses are going to get fully automated over the next 10 years.”

“There's an American journal, a general internal medicine article from last year that suggests that doctors need 30 hours a day to get all of their work done.”

“Like if people are healthy, it doesn't mean hot, like you have to look like Kim Kardashian, but like healthy and fit and talking to us about being healthy and fit, you should probably look the fucking part. Is that a crazy thing to say that like doctors should…”

“Because that's their hammer. And that hammer is profitable. It's their hammer, you know, like every, every doctor is going to have their hammer.”

“It's fascinating, actually, because no doctors give you an escape plan for medicine. I mean, for cholesterol levels. You're just on cholesterol medicine for the rest of your life.”

“And I feel like it's, you know, a lot of doctors catch a lot of flack for recommending these drugs, but The unfortunate thing is, is that it is the consumer that actually is asking for this stuff.”

“And we just upload all of the screenshots into chat GPT. We're like, what does this mean? And it gives us beautiful, perfect bedside manner explanations, more patient, more thorough than the doctor. You could ask follow-up questions at your own leisure.”

“What I discovered were there were some outdated studies on breech births that took into account third world countries without a head down counterpart. So the studies were heavily flawed, and at that time they stopped training doctors how to do breech births.”

“But are doctors trained in nutrition? Most of them are not. Last I checked, it was about 10% of medical schools.”

“So if you take like a mom following her intuitive guidance and, you know, unraveling and actually sitting there and going through the peer reviewed studies and the research and all of that, you may have somebody that's actually far more educated than a lot of …”

“They wrote up a clinical study where they actually did kind of looked at in a semi kind of peer reviewed way. That ChatGPT in many cases was giving more accurate diagnoses than a doctor because the doctor had a more bias coming in working with the patient.”

“When you look at, for instance, the number of doctors that we have estimated a shortage in it's anywhere between, let's call it, 60 to a hundred K doctors today, as of today, in terms of the relative demand that we have in our system, and roughly about 75 K to…”

“And these nurse practitioners are just as good as any doctor.”

“If you think about the big three forces of healthcare, it's these HMOs negotiating to keep rates down and provide access. Hospitals are negotiating to bring in as many patients as they can and get the highest prices they can to cover their fixed costs in their…”

“The doctors who had the lowest ratings in warmth and competence had the highest rate of malpractice lawsuits.”

“You would see the way that doctors designed their schedule and very much to your point, they would design the templates of their schedules specifically in a very protective, like almost a defensive way. Because they felt wronged by the way that the system sent…”

“Even five years ago, like, less than, you know, 70% of doctors had an electronic health record.”

“90% of doctors graduate without taking one nutrition class. To this day.”

“One statistic that's alarming, doctors have the highest suicide rate and highest rate of burnout of any profession in America.”

“Changing a brand is very, very difficult. It's difficult to move people from one brand to the other, be it a doctor, be it a hospital, be it a healthcare provider like Potia. It is something that requires a lot of effort to move people from one brand to the ot…”

“Today with generative AI, you might actually be able to overcome a lot of barriers that are there currently. Now, what is the barrier for a doctor to fill in an EMR? I mean, what's the point? And you and I are having a consultation and you're looking away doin…”

“And in many cases, nurses are much more capable than a newly formed Newly minted doctor because of all the experience that they've had, but they're not permitted to say anything or do anything.”

“Definitely the multinational pharma companies are completely away from any kind of kickbacks to doctors. That is completely stopped, even to the extent that you can't even pay a doctor to go To attend one of your training sessions in a different city or a diff…”

“The doctors are practicing, especially in the U S defensive medicine, they don't want to be told, oh, you didn't do all these checks by somebody who sues them. They just throw everything at it and insurance will pay cost of insurance goes up.”

“I don't think it's because of malice. I don't think it's because pharma is some kind of evil, you know, group trying to kick over the world. They're doing their thing, and everyone is. Doctors are. Institutions are. So I don't assign any malice.”

“A lot of people say, oh, we're going to replace lawyers and doctors. Well, probably not. I mean, sure, the AI can go through all the legal files and all of the statutes and, or all of the, you know, images of cancer versus not cancer, et cetera. There's all so…”

“Doctors would receive 44,000 dollars each if they bought software. Thirty-eight billion dollars.”

“And my, the point in that essay is what Joe just said, which is like, it will be illegal to do that. Like, it's not going to happen because it's going to be illegal. Like AIs are not going to get certified as doctors and lawyers anytime soon. Like that, that I…”

“The diagnosis came from my chiropractor. Again, doctors never figured it out.”

“Most doctors do not read the latest research. That's something that can be solved through AI. Like, AI can do a great job summarizing the latest research that your doctor is actually current.”

“Doctors spend on average 49% of their time doing this kind of administrative task, as opposed to caring for patients.”

“Three out of four doctors have suffered from burnout symptoms in the last year.”

“I think that you can change the nature of a doctor because a lot of this stuff is kind of very basic. I think, you know, you had Babylon Health and others trying that chatbot. It wasn't ready. Now you've got this. Everyone should have their own AIs looking out…”

“There's, if we do our jobs right, there's no such thing as a doctor in 30 years. That every operation, every prescription, every piece of medical advice you ever get from now on comes from a machine and it costs 10 cents.”

“So if you look at a doctor's time, so again, doctors are only a small part of how health is determined, but they're important. You know, more than 50% of that is spent documenting in order to improve a bill and the outcome of a bill. I mean, the predominant re…”

“The ads for doctors are very premium priced. So there's an incentive to serve those ads to medical professionals.”

“The median healthcare experience is 15 minutes in somebody's, you know, harried schedule with a doctor that may or may not ever see you again, and has very limited data.”

“The technologically empowered doctor 10 years from now is highly unlikely to be spending their day doing that. They are probably going to be spending their day doing things that are actually much more important than that.”

“I think doctors using these new tools as an augment is something that they can just do. It doesn't require approval.”

“And by the way, patients using GPT, if it hasn't started, it's going to start imminently. So, so, so, so the patients are going to show up with the results of GPT queries, and the doctors are going to have to respond to that, and so they're going to end up bei…”

“This is truly what should happen across America at every level. I was like, you really should have doctors at risk. For managing patients over the long term. That's what's going to have the most impact.”