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Are there any medical professionals or people with advanced science degrees on here? Looking for a serious discussion on the "cure all diseases" claims.

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In my humble opinion the most disappointing part of some AI leaders is the constant claims of AI being able to cure most major diseases in the next five to ten years. I'm no genius but I've had the privilege of knowing many intelligent people. I feel anyone with an advanced degree in medicine or so…

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  1. 2026-09-12 18:18 · r/singularity
    Are there any medical professionals or people with advanced science degrees on here? Looking for a serious discussion on the "cure all diseases" claims.

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