The document discusses whether algorithms will replace doctors in medicine. It notes that healthcare costs are rising significantly. While algorithms and health apps promise benefits like improved prevention, quality issues exist if not regulated as medical products. The document explores various use cases where algorithms already augment doctors, such as automatically segmenting tissues in scans. Citizens increasingly demand digital health services and control over their own data. The conclusion is that algorithms and doctors can work together, with algorithms handling routine tasks and doctors focusing on personal care, if challenges around regulation and data protection are addressed.