If a doctor currently has a misdiagnosis rate of 15%, and an AI tool changes that to 5% it stands to reason that there will be LESS malpractice suits, not more. You're giving the current medical establishment way too much credit for what they see versus what they currently miss.

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It's harder for an individual teacher to screw up someone's life through incompetence, but collectively they're rather important for setting up the foundations of who children are and what they become.

It's a tricky thing to argue for changes, though, since it takes a long time to determine the outcome of any experiments. With doctors and prosecutors the outcomes are much quicker and often much clearer.

I can also do this. Nobody knows my method and I'm very often wrong (always wrong) but I can do it too and in less time. Ok, joke over I will read the thing.

They won't become passive, they will become revolutionary.

People really don't get what happens when people become disollutioned..

The issue is accountability. If a doctor gives a bad diagnosis, you can sue them and receive some kind of recompense. Who takes responsibility when the ai amputates both your legs, when all you have is a leg cramp?

>Physician and other medical generalists as a profession is permanently coming to an end.

Nope.

AI will be a tool used to by doctors, a sorely needed tool given how brutally overworked most of the profession is already. But you still need humans in the loop if you want to see advancements in the field. A neural network can generalize existing knowledge and practices but it's still not doing innovation, research and making novel observations.

There's also a complete absence of mobile and flexible free roaming robotics that are safe around untrained specialist operators.

There's so much generalized simplifications about what people actually do in their professional roles and an equal amount of hype about AI capabilities that we're getting ridiculous flashback predictions like the early atomics era nuclear powered car ones.

You’re still sane? I guess you haven’t brushed against middle-management very much. Make-work jobs, indeed.

Human doctors ability deteriorated with age, not improves with experience as their knowledge base keeps getting more out of date. Of course they over value their own ability.

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The make-work jobs will just be for poor people. And it won’t be the jobs you posited. Making work for the sake of work will only be used to further the distance between classes.

Automating jobs and giving them to AI should be an equalizer

Why did you call the AI “he”?

interestingly you can build the AI in a redundant way so that it asks itself "what else could this be?" "What other tests could be made here?" "What is the likelihood that the patient will survive x many minutes/hours/days/months/etc for these tests that need to be made for us to be sure so that we can make the least damaging and most accurate diagnosis and treatment cycle?"

But honestly it's probably just gonna be a standardized "Okay, step in the ultrasound + electromagnetic etc imaging pod" and it will do like a couple swoops and use AI to build an image of your entire body, then make recommendations and stuff based on that.

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It's not a tumah.

People will learn with time and experience that AI will probably make much less mistakes than humans.

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Teachers have lines on the line? Tf?

A lot of people are going to seriosuly struggle with finding meaning in thir life without work. For many peopletheir work has been the biggest source of meaning in their life. Not me though, i can't wait to ditch the absolute meaningless thing people call work.

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Why is it that this sub is so confident predicting that certain jobs will go away soon when it has the most vague idea of what those jobs actually consist of?

1. You think on a much smaller scale than even today’s wealthy.
2. Automation will reduce costs.

If getting fat was not an issue i would probably tripple my food intake, i hope this gets solved in the near future

It would be the ultimate irony if our entire species falls appart because after millenia of hedonism the majority of our species became so depraved that everything collapses on itself. Though creating a god this way is probably not going to happen, i think.