It wouldn't - but given she's a medical doctor too (yeah I think that's stretching it too, but her character is); she would have the authority (from Rios) to override whatever she needs to as hey, SHE'S A DOCTOR.
She's a doctorate of cybernetics, not medicine. The MD's only in the noncanon novel, which is about as canon as say, Star Trek Countdown is now. If Jurati's a medical doctor in Picard due to a non-canon novel, then the supernova that destroyed Romulus was Hobus due to a non canon comic. You can't pick and choose your noncanon.
She seemed to do pretty well with Maddox (IE - yes, she was able to use the equipment to find out exactly what the Syndicate did to him, and started the correct treatments; and only when everyone left/no one was looking (save the EMH who somehow didn't report anything); she stopped so Maddox would die. As far as Rios and everyone else there was concerned, she was the medical doctor now on his ship.
The odd part is that her twin sister, Dahj, immediately felt a sense of trust when she met Picard and was drawn to find Picard after she was activated, and the pilot episode even explained that it was because of her having Data's neuron and Data's connection to Picard. Sohji also has Data's neuron essence so logically she should also have that same subconscious trust for Picard.
Dear God...the key grip who worked on episode 2 and 3 can't wipe his runny nose on his sleeve without pissing off a LARGE chunk of the fanbase. I doubt anyone cares about pissing off the fanbase at this point. At least, they shouldn't.
You do know that won't get anywhere in the real world right? Pharmacies aren't going to start prescribing risky stuff on behalf of someone who has medical knowledge but no MD. Why would a replicator?
It isn't, and we've seen the federation refuse to do things to help people before because it was illegal. It won't be.
I really, really doubt we're going to be seeing Riker and Troi again this season...Jon Frakes said they more or less filmed their stuff for Picard in less than a day
Hey he spoiled the Mirror stuff for Discovery, CBS probably threatened to put him in the brig if he spoiled anything else. Jonathan del Arco tweeted he hoped Guinan and Hugh would meet in Season 2. He already knew Hugh was very dead. I think we can't trust what they say because they are trying to hide spoilers. I noticed that too. Maddox could have explained how they were different. With him dead, he can't. And Soji was predicted as the destroyer while no one said anything about Dahj. Hmm...
I just read it as Soji's psychological trauma blocking any feelings of trust she may have had, because she doesn't know what's real anymore. Dahj was confused and scared but wasn't doubting her very existence at the point she approached Picard.
The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one is a Vulcan concept that the entire Federation has adopted. Was it reactionary to ban synths? Yes, but tens of thousands of people had just died....It's unreasonable to think that they'd reverse an entire policy to save one child.
How do you know she didn't override the safeties? She didn't use voice commands she just tapped the panel.
Except it was quite obvious Dahj was specifically programmed to trust Picard. Dahj even said she never saw him before. Why didn't Soji get this programming? That's very possible.
Dahj also had the "mom" AI telling her to go find Picard. So for some reason Dahj was programmed to seek out Picard. Kor
The Mom only said that after Dahj contacted him. Dahj was programmed to trust Picard, as an insurance once she activated. Soji did not have this programming. I think this may be a very important point as time goes on. I know the writers can be sloppy, but I think this plot point is intended.
Agreed...or they may have been created for different purposes, and therefore have different "programming"
Maybe since they were on two very different missions they were programmed with different "instincts" or whatever you call it as a means of self-preservation.
And Dahj was 'stationed' on Earth, where Picard was as well. So it made sense to have her programmed to seek him. Would have helped Soji way less if she was threatened at the Artefact.
The irony being Soji has far more reason than Dahj, even without any "programming", to know who Picard is. The Borg she worked with have a huge history with Picard. The Daystrom Institute, not so much.