The system is already broken, so turning over control to AI companies where no human ever sees the patient is a no brainer. There's no tradeoff to consider here, after all the our entire economy is riding on the success of AI, so any concern about human factors that can't be measured by economists is just a distraction from what really matters.
> You are tying AI usage to bigAI and that is unfounded.
Tell me a single competitive AI model that hasn’t been created by a large AI company. I don’t care if weights are open or not.
> so turning over control to AI companies where no human ever sees the patient is a no brainer
Using an open weight model turns no control over to an AI company, even if that model was created by some AI company.