Medical practice is very knowledge intensive, especially general practice. Very prone to human error, have you seen the stats on accidental deaths in hospitals? Excellent high-value use for (future) learning systems which can ingest and apply a large body of knowledge and reason in the face of a huge poorly understood graph of causal factors.
No, the last people to be replaced will be those doing unpaid labour, such as parenting, household chores, unpaid elder care: there's the least economic incentive to do so. So I do agree in large part with your final sentence.
Medical practice is very knowledge intensive, especially general practice. Very prone to human error, have you seen the stats on accidental deaths in hospitals? Excellent high-value use for (future) learning systems which can ingest and apply a large body of knowledge and reason in the face of a huge poorly understood graph of causal factors.
No, the last people to be replaced will be those doing unpaid labour, such as parenting, household chores, unpaid elder care: there's the least economic incentive to do so. So I do agree in large part with your final sentence.