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>>55416361
AI clearly has a lot of space to carve into Med. Its super high cost and a lot of avenues to develop subscriber based software that can extract fees in exchange of lukewarm medical coverage, so long as it is cheaper than conventional coverage. Now a days everyone got a job with a TC of an average STARTING minium of about 240k. That goes up to 350k to 400k within a short matter of time. This is after they went to get their four year CS degree, EVERYONE studied that after 1990, CS basically was the only degree people studied and they got the 240k TC or will be getting it shortly. Some even hit around 600k I think, which is more than enough to purchase a home (averageing around 400k) at a 7-8% interest rate. Lots of talent and money flows into software and a lot of non four year program medical people will get left behind. ESPECIALLY Since ALMOST ALL their cohorts have CS degrees and can code.