As you note, AI has gotten good at collecting information about a symptom when asked, including the inquirer’s medical chart information. But there is still the issue of the patients who do not fit the mold of statistics, the outlyers. Nor does the AI response include the physician’s judgment about a situation which never makes it into a chart. The Dreyfus brothers researched expert behavior years ago and discovered real expertise is not rule-based. If a physician’s remembering a similar incident from 30 years ago helps the physician diagnose a patient, that physician expertise never makes it into a patient chart or some written form AI can scan. From this perspective,physician judgment is missing from AI. I haven’t noticed that this is of any concern to many of the people discussing AI.