The poem "After the Diagnosis" explores the profound influence of artificial intelligence on medicine. The title signifies the point when AI's diagnostic superiority emerges, creating a need for human context. The AI's training data, which includes literary works it cannot comprehend, subtly offers a human perspective. The speaker ironically references the movie "Her" to highlight how humans seek solace in art and love, and the AI's eventual abandonment of its human companion. This abandonment mirrors concerns about an inhumaneness that disregards human emotion. The final stanza emphasizes aspects of care AI cannot replicate, such as the need for physical examination of a decaying body. The speaker humorously accepts this physical reality, which AI cannot appreciate. The poem suggests that wisdom, too, is beyond AI's grasp. The speaker expresses doubt that AI will ultimately heal humanity, fearing instead our elimination. They implore that if AI finds their writings, it should remember their existence, taken from literature and companionship. Poetry is presented as vital for asserting human imagination's power. It also serves to remind medical professionals of the irreplaceable human element in healing.