Despite optimism, AI technology remains far from effectively replacing or significantly augmenting healthcare professionals. Early trials show AI, like OpenAI's GPT-4o, providing potentially dangerous or inappropriate medical advice, which contrasts with experts' recommendations. Concerns arise about AI-generated content containing errors or bias, highlighted by Stanford professionals’ tests. The technology's reliance on generalized data fails to grasp individual patient nuances, raising patient safety concerns. Proponents suggest AI could aid, not replace, doctors by documenting patient interactions. However, inconsistent outputs and necessary checks raise doubts about time efficiency and accuracy. Overall, AI's role in healthcare requires meticulous oversight and substantial advancements before widespread adoption.