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Perhaps finding your way into a niche that is least likely to employ AI for safety concerns would be helpful. Medicine for example may introduce AI to help with
by accrual 4y ago
Perhaps finding your way into a niche that is least likely to employ AI for safety concerns would be helpful. Medicine for example may introduce AI to help with differential diagnosis or detecting pathologies in imaging, but it's unlikely to replace actual doctors or (in our case) technical resources at the hospital or vendor. When something breaks and lives are on the line, an AI will probably be the last thing FDA approved to step in and solve things.
- tpmx 4y agoUgh, that's a depressing thought - needing to enter an aggressively buerocractic field in order to avoid being replaced by an AI. That's probably also a short term fix. I think the (so far) human regulators will soon find that AI's are much better at following rules than humans. And so on...
- crop_rotation 4y agoMedicine is not a possible career switch unless you are very very young and rich enough. Medical education takes years and years.
- accrual 4y agoI was more referring to the technical side. Being a doctor will always be lucrative of course, but there's a tremendous amount of tech and technical debt in most medical systems, so there will likely always be demand for people who can manage it. $NewApp might go under, but there will always be demand for medicine (and the tech it runs on).