Aside from some specialties, like surgery, they are toast. The AI systems ALREADY tested show superior diagnostic skills compared to 99+% of general practitioners.

And I think I know how they will get it in. Create a shortage of GP doctors by shooting them up every 3 months with experimental injections like British Columbia Canada is doing. If they refuse then they lose their license.

www.jccf.ca/justice-centre-expresses-concern-about-british-columbias-bill-36

Now I have some issues with an AI diagnosing problems but I have huge issues with who controls what meds get prescribed and that would be whoever controls the AI which will probably be the state medical boards (USA) and their equivalent college of physicians & surgeons (Canada).