Which Medical Specialties Are Safe From AI? A 2026 Vulnerability Ranking

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• CH

  @cheetahgoldenfire · 3 days ago

  So I need to be a psychiatric surgeon, got it?.

• WH

  @whatsuproductions81 · 1 month ago

  Tony Soprano from Temu

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• PE

  @peterpanini7877 · 1 month ago

  In 2017, I was in Orlando and saw the Watson computer demo for 2 things: 1) breast cancer imaging and 2) money laundering/tracing of transactions. Clearly, cash less society is coming with the AI. there's not enough $$$$ to give people universal income. yet, the educational industrial complex will ignore reality and keep collecting steep tuitions for diminishing returns making the new candidates take pause perpetrating the cycle.  in the example of pathology, if AI starts doing the 'easier'/'less complex' work, the pathologist newer to the position has less opportunity to keep building expertise and mastering the more simple cases before starting complex case mastery.

• AL

  @alyce1RN · 2 months ago

  I wouldn’t go to law or med school with what is coming! I’m an RN since 1993,

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• MH

  @mhazimms · 2 months ago

  I "love" AI ❤❤

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• JO

  @JoeSmith-jd5zg · 2 months ago (edited)

  Doctors and lawyers will be the 21st century&apos;s version of the knocker uppers in the early 20th century and the Luddites of the 19th century. Automation will bury them in the dirt. They will try every trick possible to continue an inferior system AT YOUR EXPENSE. Don&apos;t let them nor the politicians/regulators they buy do this!<br>Starting with the great decoupling in the 1970s, human labor has been and will continue trending toward zero. Tired of the &quot;automation won&apos;t replace humans, but work with them&quot; nonsense. Entry-level today, mid/late career tomorrow, C-suite the next day. Think EXPONENTIALLY, not LINEARLY.

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• AZ

  @azazeltheegregious2231 · 3 months ago

  I hate Ai It ruined internal medicine for me