well thats what you get when unimaginative people just say yes sir to Thanos when he plays the penjawat awam Malaysia ramai card

trained as policymakers konon

dont think AI gonna replace doctors

humans needs some other humans to sue if anything happens

i think another way to see it from a balanced and unbiased perspective is the government takes ownership on the pressing need for doctors but still the limiting factor is always money

its not a glut of doctors, its a shortage of money to pay doctors causing limited posts available

simply put, gov reduces pay to new doctors so they have the resources to hire more new doctors

is it choosing the lesser evil? maybe.

but are there more lesser evils that the government can do to reduce operating costs? highly likely. Take away pensions to easily tired and easily cold single term MPs is one of them.

Politicians arent there for the long game, they are just gonna retire rich. Professionals will always be there to run the show.

This post has been edited by SerioseCat: Dec 27 2019, 10:07 AM

Bumping this thread up...so people can see the context of healthcare during a crisis situation

There are some critical things AI could not replace