Well, all the initial venture capitalists involved already "got theirs" so there's no reason for it to exist anymore. This isn't a failure, this is the operating model of your average SF tech start up.
this post was submitted on 16 Nov 2024
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Once valued at 1b, it was never worth that
"AI company shuts down"
We're gonna read that more often in the next few years.
Months
FTFY
tech-laden “AI doctor’s office,”
For those wondering what they did,
oh so nothing
Anyone want to place bets on how much of their "AI" medical advice was just medical students and low cost doctors overseas answering questions?
Why would they use real doctors at all?
Why would there be appointments at all...?
Most likely, as with all AI as a service startups. After a certain mass of users the models can't keep up. So to reduce the response times they pay offshore firms to have real people answer the chat. Unfortunately, doctors willing to answer a chat all day are way less numerous than cheap labor.
Could be that the AI is just vaporware they use to get funding from VCs while effectively being a normal clinic.