I understand the consensus at large is no, but what if they could be used for, say, administrative purposes, or some other task which, though not unimportant, might be considered trivial compared to, say, surgery or assessments?
Just a thought.
Also, in addition to whether such technology should be used, do you believe it to be inevitable in any case?
To be sure, I’m not advocating for or against it, merely curious what other people’s opinions are and why they hold such opinions on this potentially inevitable subject
People underestimate how important good administration is. Anesthialogists saved a lot of lives by creating a consistant process to be followed. Processes. Procedures. that comes from administration.
And I 100% agree. The problem I see is that others simply don’t see it that way: they lack that knowledge/ability to see/scrutinise that deep. Now combine that trait with greed of money and a desire for/to pay fewer workers, and you have the perfect recipe for an AI replacement in that area. Again, not saying that it’s good, just that it’s potentially inevitable.