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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have been telling my son for years that automation will get rid of many jobs, and for the past couple of years, we've been discussing AI. I don't know why AI will be good enough to never have human oversight/verification, but it certainly isn't good enough yet. I use it often and see mistakes, often.

Without purposeful policy planning by Congress and the President, we are in for a sh**show. And they are incapable of anything remotely competent. So I think we will see a huge chunk of the middle class disappear. The types of jobs that will remain will be things like medical professions.  Of all sorts, from the licensed practical nurse to the brain surgeon. It will be a field that continues to grow.  Things like EMS will still grow, while firefighting may not.  And finally, anything that serves the upper class with a personal touch will grow/thrive. Like high-end sales.

There should be discussion about a universal basic income, but there never will be. [/quote]

“…the types of jobs that will remain will be the medical professions.  Of all sorts, from the licensed practical nurse to the brain surgeon.”

Nothing is safe.

Experimental surgical robot performs gallbladder procedure autonomously
By Kamal Choudhury
July 9, 20252:14 PM EDTUpdated July 9, 2025

July 9 (Reuters) - An experimental AI-guided robot can autonomously perform a delicate, complicated phase of a common gallbladder operation, marking a major step toward automated medical procedures, researchers said on Wednesday.
Existing surgical robots are remotely controlled by surgeons. The new system uses artificial intelligence to make independent decisions and adapts to unexpected complications during operations, said Axel Krieger of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, who led the research.
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