Lol, this essay is missing (or starting from the assumption) that text-to-speech algorithms do a good work, even state of the art.
That is far from correct and the main reason why I would oppose to this is that the AI might incorrectly record something in the transcript that completely derails my diagnosis and treatment.
That is far from correct and the main reason why I would oppose to this is that the AI might incorrectly record something in the transcript that completely derails my diagnosis and treatment.
There's a big difference between:
"I have had nausea for the past three days"
and
"I have not had nausea for the past three days"
And I'm being generous with my example.