Quote from: mindrust on Today at 04:28:42 AM

Quote from: so98nn on March 24, 2023, 08:05:15 PM

Interesting that Aerospace, defence and pharmaceuticals are at the bottom of chart. AI should have been proactive in those field considering they are life savers for us. Pharma gives you second chance of extended living, defence will defend you in the war zone while aerospace could be your second home. AI should be working more in that field a lot.

That being said, we should also be worried that AI is taking over our jobs so we must think about AI in slowest possible way. Do we really need them to enter in every field of work? We will have colony of labours everywhere while AI does the white collar job. Not sure how it is gonna pan out in next decade.

Pharma/Medical products are at the bottom because they affect human body and there is no turning back there once you let AI make mistakes. Humans will always be better scientists than AI on that department. AI can drill better holes on the walls than humans, AI can be better at automation/assembly, serving food maybe but when it comes to creating a new drug, you can't beat the human brain. However that doesn't mean pharmacists can't benefit from AI at all. Thanks to AI, we will have better pharmacists/doctors and better pharmaceutical products in the future.

AI has already made significant contributions to the healthcare industry, including drug discovery, clinical trial optimization, and personalized medicine. While there are risks associated with AI's involvement in pharmaceutical and medical products, its potential benefits cannot be ignored. With proper regulation and oversight, AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare and improve patient outcomes.