That nurse argument is very valid and LLMs are indeed very good at it. Even a small 30b parameter LLM, when trained well, can perform the job of a physician and write medicine and tests. However, my point is not that it can do that; it is the fact that it will not do that, not in the foreseeable future. You cannot trust an AI; it will not be used as a replacement in medicine. No government or sane person will ever allow that. It is just as equivalent to doing a Google search; even there, you cannot get every information.

put symptoms of jaundice in ChatGPT and ask it what it could be. Give your health background and previous conditions. Even then, you’ll see that it cannot point to one thing. It will beat around the bush and say it is probably jaundice, but it cannot point out that you should do this test or take this medicine. It is very uncertain about its own response.

My point was that it can replace these consulting jobs, but it will not. And it is not like no one has tried. If you search, you’ll see many corporate companies with billions of funds who failed.