Spoilers ahead for episode 11 of Chicago Mediterranean Season 8, titled “It Is What It Is, Until It’s Gone”.
the doctors of Chicago Mediterranean they’ve faced a new set of complications since then Jack Dayton bought a majority stake in the hospital . Although she paid off in the first winter when she convinced a patient to do it SaraTo get desperate surgery, implementing more AI and OR 2.0 is going to cause big problems. nice win he’s ready to start a big fight, and based on what happened in episode 11, the doctors can take a stand on the matter.
How Goodwin starts a fight
Anna Yup Dean they joined forces on a case that originally looked like endometriosis, but after the opioid AI denounced her, they came to suspect she was after drugs. Eventually, they discovered he had a real disease that they almost missed out on because they’d been led to believe he was looking for painkillers, and took him to Goodwin, who agreed with Hannah that the opioid AI was buggy and that the opioid AI was buggy. hospital shouldn’t have used it. .
Attorney Kalmick argued in favor, but Hannah had specific examples, including that the prescriptions prompting her patient’s report were ordered by a veterinarian for her cat. nice win on the side of patient care on analytics and algorithms, especially since there are no details on how the company accumulates and interprets its data. Kalmick warned him that he would fall out with Jack Dayton and the board, but decided to ask that the program be scrapped hospital-wide.
Who could support Goodwin’s decision
It’s safe to say that Hannah will be 100% OK with quitting the show after what happened to her patient, the over your past . She told Dean that she entered her name into the system and that she was immediately red-flagged, which is especially bad news since the program is still in use in hospitals nationwide. She noted that the algorithm marked her as “forever,” regardless of how long she’s been sober.
I’m comfortable saying that Dean will also be happy to get rid of AI as much as possible, and more the promotion which reveals a confrontation with Jack Dayton. He and Hannah grew closer in Season 8 (and showrunners explained why Hannah and Dean were coupled ), and clearly sympathized with the red flag. Also, his son needs a fresh start now that he’s on probation, which isn’t what the AI wants to do. Never a fan of OR 2.0 anyway!
Dr. Charles wasn’t involved in the case, but he told Dean that in his book “character matters” and he can’t believe he’s the only one who thinks that way. While this isn’t exactly a tough stance on AI versus non-AI, I think you’re more likely to side with Goodwin than Dayton on this one.
Why I May Not Support Goodwin’s Decision 100%
While Goodwin had very good reason for wanting to scrap the hospital’s AI opioid program (supported by specific examples), some of the other doctors were very excited about their success with OR 2.0 in this episode. A gunshot victim walked into the ER and she initially refused to tell Will e maggie how they had shot him. It turned out that he was a bystander who was shot during a robbery, but he was still considered a suspect. Chicago Policethis is Atwater she made an appearance to establish that there were definitely signs that she was innocent.
even after young Aaron by refusing the surgery that would have saved him, the police obtained an official order to force them to do it. They didn’t want to throw the ball back and potentially put Aaron in jail for something he didn’t do. With croquetteWith the help of, they used OR 2.0 to perform the operation to save his life without removing the bullet and handing it over to the authorities. They saved Aaron’s life and possibly his freedom using AI technology.
So I don’t want to rule out that Crockett, Will and Maggie see more advantages than disadvantages in Jack Dayton’s changes and new technologies. That’s not to say they’ll be 100% Team Dayton over Team Goodwin, but the stage is set, so they don’t necessarily want to fight the people responsible for supplying them with their technology. Even though OR 2.0 is different from the opioid program, they are under the same umbrella and there may be an ongoing conflict.
Find out with the new episodes of Chicago Mediterranean Wednesday at 20:00 Peacock Premium Subscription . To find out more about what can be found on the small screen in the new year, check out our 2023 TV premiere schedule .
Source: Cinemablend
