PhDs in this area are sufficiently embedded into generic technical industrial practice, perhaps unlike early eras. > assisting in biomedical image interpretati

PhDs in this area are sufficiently embedded into generic technical industrial practice, perhaps unlike early eras. > assisting in biomedical image interpretation I suspect there's going to be a (counter-)renaissance of expertise and anti-tech sentiment because of gross technical failures in these areas. I think tech budgets into these projects are presently so massive, and so unlikely to deliver on an ROI, that reputations here are going to be destroyed. So the question is what the nature of this counter-reaction will be. I suspect, within the decade, people will be hiding "AI" from their CVs and describing all the python/data-eng they were doing.