“AI, or SI, pardon me” will give you better healthcare than Elon Musk gets, says Elon Musk
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When a high-profile founder frames AI and humanoid robots as the path to better-than-VIP healthcare, it normalizes automation in the most sensitive services. Health and robotics operators should expect patient expectations—and regulatory scrutiny—around AI triage, monitoring, and care delivery to rise in parallel.
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