Millions are already turning to AI for medical questions. But what if the technology could also diagnose your condition, and write you a prescription?

Serial entrepreneur Martin Varsavsky plans to build the first FDA-approved AI doctor with his company Certuma, which quietly launched this winter. With the U.S. facing a physician shortage, the firm is focusing on common health conditions like urinary tract infections and sore throats.

Still, the idea of allowing AI to make medical decisions raises major concerns, including the possibility of misdiagnosing and harming patients. And gaining regulatory approval will be another uphill battle.

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