bill gates - AI will replace doctors and teachers in 10 years

[ismartganesh]

 

 

[Android_Halwa]

AI is my aathu antunna Karl Marx….

[enigmatic]

Adi ai naa johny sins aa anni professions replace cheyyataniki

[Konebhar6]

4 minutes ago, enigmatic said:

Adi ai naa johny sins aa anni professions replace cheyyataniki

Aa area already artificial dolls and dilllldosss tho fill ayyayi kadaa.

May be future lo wife/husband will be replaced with a robot that gives emotional support and satisfies all other needs

[Konebhar6]

17 minutes ago, ismartganesh said:

 

 

AI cannot replace the human touch/element in doctors when faced with new or challenging situations. Experience and troubleshooting matters

[Yuvasamudram]

I don't disagree with him.

[Sucker]

Appatiki memu retire aitham. Next Gen tho maakem pani we will earn and give them money 

[Coconut]

He should worry about Epstein list 

[ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU]

1 hour ago, ismartganesh said:

 

 

Ma cousin gadu doctor ayindani valla amma oooo over acting. Wish ai comes faster and replace them faster so doctors wait time + a chulli galla weekend unavailable + work hours only 10 to 3 anta ♥️da gallu .

[MACH]

1 hour ago, ismartganesh said:

 

 

Agreed. Inna job lanni ai cheste janalu em chestaru!

[Moon_Walker]

26 minutes ago, Sucker said:

Appatiki memu retire aitham. Next Gen tho maakem pani we will earn and give them money 

Epstein Island la jarige "Technological revolution" ni kuda AI replace chesthe maa Bill Gates gaadi thammudu emavvali

[Mr Mirchi]

i dont disagree but dont agree

 

okati cut cheyaboyi inkoti cut chesthe evaru answerable .....Billagtes aaaaa

[yslokesh]

7 hours ago, ismartganesh said:

 

 

 

Agreeing with B Gates prediction:

1. Though not all, most preliminary DIAGNOSIS work will be done. But advanced diagnosis will still need human touch.

2. Repetitive tasks will be gone - in fact this work in favour of Dr's who hate paper work in countries like USA.

3. Regular check-ups and follow-ups, again not ALL, will be replaced.

4. Repetitive Prescription: Yes most of it can be done but again you need Dr to validate.

5. Some normal things.

 

Rest of the arguments that work against B Gates prediction:

1. SURGERY : The probability of happening this is 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% even if everything works in favour of automation. Even a small stitch is impossible to be automated.

2. Mental Health: Again same as above.

3. Paediatric care: Again same as above 1.

4. Research: Again same as above 1.

5. Old age care: Again same as above 1.

6. Dentistry: Again same as above 1.

7. Cosmetology & Hair transplant: Again same as above 1.

8. Trauma Care: Again same as above 1.

9. Advanced treatments like Cancer: Again same as above 1.

10. As I dig deeper, its getting more and more impossible.

 

Guys please add yours to the above list. This is just based on my assumptions of my life experience so far.

[CanadianMalodu]

28 minutes ago, yslokesh said:

 

Agreeing with B Gates prediction:

1. Though not all, most preliminary DIAGNOSIS work will be done. But advanced diagnosis will still need human touch.

2. Repetitive tasks will be gone - in fact this work in favour of Dr's who hate paper work in countries like USA.

3. Regular check-ups and follow-ups, again not ALL, will be replaced.

4. Repetitive Prescription: Yes most of it can be done but again you need Dr to validate.

5. Some normal things.

 

Rest of the arguments that work against B Gates prediction:

1. SURGERY : The probability of happening this is 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% even if everything works in favour of automation. Even a small stitch is impossible to be automated.

2. Mental Health: Again same as above.

3. Paediatric care: Again same as above 1.

4. Research: Again same as above 1.

5. Old age care: Again same as above 1.

6. Dentistry: Again same as above 1.

7. Cosmetology & Hair transplant: Again same as above 1.

8. Trauma Care: Again same as above 1.

9. Advanced treatments like Cancer: Again same as above 1.

10. As I dig deeper, its getting more and more impossible.

 

Guys please add yours to the above list. This is just based on my assumptions of my life experience so far.

Surgery is sort of mixed. Robotic precision is hard to beat. But that said, humans trust humans more than a machine. So, surgeons will be around.

[yslokesh]

1 minute ago, CanadianMalodu said:

Surgery is sort of mixed. Robotic precision is hard to beat. But that said, humans trust humans more than a machine. So, surgeons will be around.

My close exp with blood relatives: Stunt operation was mostly done by robots, but then again DOCTORs presence, experience, hands-on, supervision etc etc etc ... all needed.