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I thought everyone already knew this. IT, doctors, lawyers will be mostly gone. Probably most office worker jobs that I’m not thinking of. Best thing to do is
by akmarinov 2y ago
I thought everyone already knew this.
IT, doctors, lawyers will be mostly gone. Probably most office worker jobs that I’m not thinking of.
Best thing to do is become a nurse, that’ll be bulletproof until AGI makes progress on robotics.
- scarface_74 2y agoHow is AI going to replace doctors?
- akmarinov 2y agoWhat's a doctor anyway? You go to 90% of doctors, you plug in your symptoms, they get to ask you questions based on your symptoms and vitals, possibly order tests and imaging and come up with a diagnosis based on those, using data from their university days and medical cases so far. AI would be hundreds of times better than any doctor, since it'll base its diagnosis on thousands of years of collective medical cases and texts, instead of the couple of decades that individual doctors can muster up. There's still the surgery part of it, where some doctors stick for a while, but surgery robots have been getting really good at that too, they'll likely be the first robots to put humans out of jobs.
- scarface_74 2y agoIs AI going to physically check your breathing, check diabetics skin and feet, do surgery, robots are nowhere near good enough to do complex surgery.
- akmarinov 2y agoYeah, hence the nurse part and i already addressed surgeons
- scarface_74 2y agoI’ve had one surgery in my life - a triple arthrodesis in 1996. It’s where the doctor goes in a breaks the bones in your foot and resets it. Here is the description of it. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK551713/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK551713/ Would you trust a robot to do that? Have you known anyone who had to deal with diabetes? That’s the only major, constant care I know about from relatives besides more minor things like eye surgery.