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Cargo jobs that exist for bureaucratic reasons, or because of industry inertia, will be disrupted. That's the job of new inventions. Nothing to complain about,
by purerandomness 4y ago
Cargo jobs that exist for bureaucratic reasons, or because of industry inertia, will be disrupted.
That's the job of new inventions. Nothing to complain about, in my opinion.
Those however who think that radiologists (/lawyers/secretaries) will get automated away, don't really understand what a radiologist's job really is.
The boring bureaucratic part of a radiologist's job will get automated away, yes, but that's because automatable/auto-completeable tasks should get automated at some point.
Think of it as a healthy organism eating away the boring part of a dream job that you, as a kid, imagined doing when you'll grow up.
- hn_throwaway_99 4y ago> Those however who think that radiologists (/lawyers/secretaries) will get automated away, don't really understand what a radiologist's job really is. As someone intimately familiar with the job of a radiologist, please then tell me what "a radiologist's job really is". A diagnostic radiologist's job is to take a series of images, and output a set of findings and diagnoses. There is essentially no better task suited to modern AI. Yes, radiologists can do procedures like biopsies and potentially other interventions, but diagnostic radiologists often solely read images or at least earn the vast majority of their RVUs by reading images.