Oxipit states ChestLink will be particularly convenient in primary care offices, where around 80 percent of all X-rays turn up normal. The time saved is intended to be spent on direct patient care. Given a widespread concern among radiologists that their profession could become fully automated, technology like Oxipit's has been contested for quite some time. Oxipit and some experts say it's more likely that AI will continue to assist and improve healthcare instead of replacing people entirely--despite mathematical proof that AI tends to outperform human radiologists. But as Oxipit itself says, "it's not a question of mathematical performance" when AI capabilities and human expertise can be combined.