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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ohh come on - your major doesn't matter. Learn something, anything, and hopefully college develops our kids' minds and helps them be flexible and new thinkers. How many of you are working in the field related to your college major? Not me....[/quote] I would say if you are considering pre-med and medical school...perhaps you need to think again as current freshmen will essentially become doctors in 10 years.[/quote] I don't follow your point - sorry to be dense -- does AI impact pre-med path?[/quote] Random example: AI can review images and find cancer in a tiny faction of the time as human radiologists. And with far better accuracy. So future radiologists who would primarily work behind the scenes reviewing images will be out of work. There will always be a need for human review and contact with patients, but even that will be less time consuming as AI finds more patterns and the process becomes even more simplified (and accurate) leaving less room for human discretion. So society will still need some human radiologists. But not as many. Now multiply that across specialties and you’ll see how much the medical profession will be transformed in the next 5-10 years. [/quote]
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