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The C-suite suits will never let AI take their gravy train, but they’ll use it to kick many a person to the street...


11 posted on 01/30/2025 10:27:50 AM PST by jeffc (Resident of the free State of Florida)
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Many? You're wrong. They will use it to kick ANY person into the street that stands in the way of more money for them. They don't give a hoot in hell what the long term effect may be just so long as they can get their money and get clear of any train wreck that may ensue from their action.

I would need to have any regard at all for the C-suite to think well of them. Don't trust and verify everything.

but it cannot replace the compassion and precision that patient care requires. Indeed, healthcare combines technical knowledge with interpersonal skills to address the needs of patients who are all distinctly unique from one another—a task that can only be done by human beings.

I'd have to see that compassion and interpersonal skills first to be worried about AI not being able to replace it in medicine or much else.

As for teaching, the qualifier is a "GOOD" educator. A good educator reads the class down to the student and adapts. I did adult education at the corporate technical level at times and they were constantly trying to replace me with taped videos via IPI. I finally got tired of the badgering and let them try but I did not let them use me. Instead I just let them run with it ALL and walked away. Told them my schedule was just too busy to teach any longer. It didn't last long before I was called back.

49 posted on 01/30/2025 11:18:44 AM PST by Sequoyah101 (Donald John Trump. First man to be Elected to the Presidency THREE times since FDR.)
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