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>hopefully it will be used to fast track and optimize diagnostic medicine rather than profit and make people redundant as humans can communicate their knowledge to the next generation and see mistakes or issues A.I and Computer Diagnostics is going to be exponentially faster and more accurate than any human being could ever hope to be even if they had 200y of experience There is really no avoiding it at this point, AI and computer learning is going to disrupt a whole shitload of fields, any monotonous task or highly specialized "interpretation" task is going to not have many human beings involved in it for much longer and Medicine is ripe for this transition. A computer will be able to compare 50 million known cancer/benign mammogram images to your image in a fraction of a second and make a determination with far greater accuracy than any radiologist can Just think about how much guesswork goes into a diagnosis...of anything not super obvious really, there are 100s- 1000s of medical conditions that mimic each other but for tiny differences that are misdiagnosed all the time, or incorrect decisions made....eventually a medical A.I with all the combined medical knowledge of humanity stored and catalogued on it will wipe the floor with any doctor or team of doctors There are just to many variables and too much information for any 1 person or team of people to deal with