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AI could be a game changer for people with disabilities
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There are more ways to help people than making medical software. Rather than saying they could focus on doing simpler things, you automatically jumping to all projects running afoul of FDA regulations is pretty telling. All while still having not provided a single project halted by FDA order.
I accept regulations are real, but not all ways to help people require you dealing with regulations. I'm still waiting on that proof by the way.