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Similarly, I think it's important to think of jobs in terms of behavior requirement rather than income levels. For instance, it's well documented that radiolog
by nicklovescode 10y ago
Similarly, I think it's important to think of jobs in terms of behavior requirement rather than income levels.
For instance, it's well documented that radiologists are going to be one of the first jobs that suffer as a result of ML, due to it being image recognition.
- Namrog84 10y agoHe didn't reference income levels. But that of education level. Education level isn't always correlated with income. Just look at a lot of PhD that don't make a ton compared to less "formally" educated
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- sjg007 10y agoYes but it will be fought.. also radiology is also outsourced.
- fest 10y agoI was surprised to see that ECG test results are still analyzed/summarized manually[0]. I have seen ECG machines at hospitals try to summarize the test automatically but doctors don't seem to trust them and still manually analyze the result using measuring compass and specially graduated rulers. It seems to me that the companies manufacturing these machines used pure signal processing techniques which don't give the results doctors are expecting. 0: http://www.ecglibrary.com/ecgs/norm.png http://www.ecglibrary.com/ecgs/norm.png