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Danielle Ofri

Danielle Ofri · 16 May 2026

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  1. This is the inherent limitation of A.I. in medicine. It's simply impossible - at least for now - for these tools to truly see the multidimensional patient.
  2. Grappling with ambiguity, uncertainty and contradiction is exactly where the humanities excel, and exactly why A.I. can't supplant the totality of medical care.
  3. A.I. can be a useful prop in the patient's story, but the character study remains an indispensable part of accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.

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