Dental care has officially gone AI. A Belgium startup has stepped into the AI world with dental care to make it more accessible and also make the process a lot faster. Do you think there are benefits to making dental care AI or is Is this something that's a little too premature? Let me know.

I think anything where AI has been used to basically enhance the experience is a good thing. I think generally whether it's medicine or dental having the professional there is going to be still quite key but I'm open to it, I think.

Uh, no. Because when I tell you to stop, I don't need the machine to keep going because it's programmed. Are you crazy? Uh-uh!

I think anything where AI has been used to basically enhance the experience is a good thing. I think generally whether it's medicine or dental having the professional there is going to be still quite key but I'm open to it, I think.

I think it's cool but this is definitely going to happen for anything like intake scanning you can find your cavities quicker it won't have to poke around probably that's her thing but anything when they do you need a person to get in there if you're working with nerves

Absolutely, I mean I would imagine presumably this does not include surgical work so in any level of analysis sounds brilliant

Nope absolutely not no no no no no I need a person a real person with a soul and a heart OK now