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No, it will only leave those without a professional license jobless. Like software developers.

• spiderice 14d ago
  Doubt it. When someone can go to Astra MD for 75% of what they used to go to the doctor for, then the remaining doctors only have 25% as many visits. When doctors only have 25% as many visits, they have to compete on price and they make less per visit. Same argument for plumbers. Everyone always jokes about what a good time it is to be a plumber. But what happens when all the software engineers turn to plumbing? Suddenly it's not such a good time to be a plumber anymore.
  • Thrymr 14d ago
    Eagerly awaiting your robot plumbing startup. I highly doubt anything in plumbing is compute-limited.
    • spiderice 10d ago
      Reread my comment if you think I was talking about robots doing plumbing
  • bawana 14d ago
    What happens when the AI makes a mistake with a diagnosis? I can hear it now 'Oh how perceptive you are, yes that pain in your knee could have been a torn meniscus'.