The "adopted by necessity, not by design" framing is the one that sticks. Once the dependency is structural, the evaluation window is already gone. I see the same thing with LLM rollouts in enterprise - adopted under deadline pressure, justified later by inertia.
You are absolutely right about the rushed adoption of AI and LLM in companies. The only difference is when people decide to use AI for health, it is out of desperation because there are no other viable alternatives immediately available.
The "adopted by necessity, not by design" framing is the one that sticks. Once the dependency is structural, the evaluation window is already gone. I see the same thing with LLM rollouts in enterprise - adopted under deadline pressure, justified later by inertia.
You are absolutely right about the rushed adoption of AI and LLM in companies. The only difference is when people decide to use AI for health, it is out of desperation because there are no other viable alternatives immediately available.