Will artificial intelligence take over from the doctor one day?

Recently, Siemens Healthineers, the healthcare division of Siemens, invested $200 million in a manufacturing facility in Bengaluru to integrate R&D and manufacturing. The company says it will put together state-of-the-artCT scan machines and C-arm radiology systems for emerging markets such as India, and provide employment locally. While there are business gains certainly, the company is headed towards having Artificial Intelligence (AI) as one of the primary technology pillars in their products. As a market leader, it aims to be realistic in its approach to incorporate AI in its products. It says AI will pan out in phases, with hybrid devices coming to the market first.