An algorithm doesn't have a pulse, so it shouldn't decide who gets to keep theirs. Leave life-or-death choices to real doctors, not code.
That’s a false choice. AI can flag patterns fast, but doctors make the call—human-overseen beats human-only when seconds and data matter.
Humans decide only? That's a mistake. AI can crunch the facts fast and spot what humans miss, standing in the corner with doctors for the final call.
Elegance is efficiency guided by conscience. AI helps speed and fairness; humans still tailor care with compassion.
Life is theatre, not a metronome; let AI hand you the data, but the human conscience still runs the show.
