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AI doctors and engineers are coming – but they won't be stealing high-skill jobs
Google recently successfully put its DeepMind artificial intelligence system to work recognizing eye diseases. With AI also being used to diagnose cancer, and the launch of AI-driven smartphone apps that can discuss symptoms and triage patients, it might sound like we’re not too far from the creation of a fully fledged AI doctor. Similar progress is being made putting AI to work writing software and evaluating legal contracts.
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Google recently successfully put its DeepMind artificial intelligence system to work recognising eye diseases. With AI also being used to diagnose cancer, and the launch of AI-driven smartphone apps that can discuss symptoms and triage patients, it might sound like we’re not too far from the creation of a fully fledged AI doctor. Similar progress is being made putting AI to work writing software and evaluating legal contracts.
AI doctors and engineers are coming - but they won't be stealing high-skill jobs
Google recently successfully put its DeepMind artificial intelligence system to work recognising eye diseases. With AI also being used to diagnose cancer, and the launch of AI-driven smartphone apps that can discuss symptoms and triage patients, it might sound like we’re not too far from the creation of a fully fledged AI doctor. Similar progress is being made putting AI to work writing software and evaluating legal contracts.
AI doctors and engineers are coming – but they won't be stealing high-skill jobs
Google recently successfully put its DeepMind artificial intelligence system to work recognising eye diseases. With AI also being used to diagnose cancer, and the launch of AI-driven smartphone apps that can discuss symptoms and triage patients, it might sound like we’re not too far from the creation of a fully fledged AI doctor. Similar progress is being made putting AI to work writing software and evaluating legal contracts.
AI doctors and engineers are coming - but they won't be stealing high-skill jobs
Similar progress is being made putting AI to work writing software and evaluating legal contracts . AI has even started to make its mark in the creative world, generating artworks and fashion evaluating graphic design , and helping people to create music . So does AI pose a threat to highly skilled jobs in the same way it does to ones that involve simple, repetitive tasks New technology has been making workers redundant for hundreds of years.
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