Those system we're reliable and improved standard of care. The doctors just didn't like them.

There are Clinical decision support system much older than that.

It's not minimized. It's very difficult to pass those exams. Still , it's a different job.

And yes there are some automated systems that are better at diganosis. They're quite old. Yes they are not deployed. Why is that ?

The real work of doctors and lawyers is very different from their entrance exams. So it's not a reliable test for their job stability.

Why should IT admin be safe ?

Microsfot is going to sell windows 365 online licenses based on security and fast AI based support. Most common support problems will be automated.

Nile by ex cisco CEO is selling automated AI based networks.

Probably what's gonna be left is some hardware troubleshooting.

So everybody could become highly educated. Would that helped with salaries ? with job stability ? no. competition between workers, and between workers and AI will just eat all the gains.

The system is rotten from the grounds up., no amount of more education , better education will fix that.

I wonder if there's a way to combine the manual labor jobs with using AI.

Gpu's has much more memory per core and that's needed for language models.

The real question is: when is this technology coming for cockroaches ?

I think driving and radiology are high-risk fields and protected by regulation , and also, they are only 90% solved. So they are not deployed, rightfully so.

But there are many fields where being 90% solved(and maybe getting a little help from a human) is useful enough to be deployed.

As for when? There are many startups working on automated data entry, customer support, accounting/finance, robotic process automation,writing and many other office related tasks - an of course many jobs like accounting, supply chain management and many others.

A lot of it is relatively new, some of it just became possible because of AI.

So it's just a matter of time.