治病的愿望真实，技术加速的代价也真实
The most seductive justification for accelerating artificial intelligence is humanitarian: if sufficiently capable systems can detect malignancies earlier, model proteins more accurately, triage radiology backlogs or personalize therapies, then hesitation appears callous, almost an abdication of compassion.
That intuition deserves respect because medical urgency is not hypothetical. Families confronting cancer experience innovation as biopsy results, treatment windows and the intolerable arithmetic of recurrence; for them, a marginal improvement in diagnostic accuracy can feel like borrowed time rather than technological spectacle.
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