Is Artificial Intelligence Starting to Replace Doctors?
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There are apps like Alicja AI that automate already all of your clinical documentation, and some sophisticated prompting like clinical prompt shortcuts that are enabling clinicians to just copy paste most of their workflow, in a perfect world we wouldnt need shortcut prompts and ideally chat GPT could write everything but the limitations are the tokens which limit the output hence you have to structure your prompts correctly and it can be a bit tedious to have to write the same prompt everyday, I'm surprised chat GPT hasnt included yet a prompt shortcut but overall extremely grateful for this technology like Chat GPT or Alicja AI that is saving me so much time in my work
Is Artificial Intelligence Starting to Replace Doctors?
Oh God I hope so.
Every doctor that my elderly parents have seen have put them on a plat full of medications.
And their other goal is to have them come as often as possible for office visits. Very often weekly.
I got a new primary docor last week. The first thing he wanted to know is if I wanted drugs for every ailment I had. When I said I prefer to try dieting and exercising, he was offended.
Doctors work for pharma.
I agree . Doctors are very unreliable in treating . Most of the time they claim that patients have no issue when the patients actually have . The patients end up suffering from disease for unreasonably long period of time
JAJAJAJAJ no puedo soportar la cara de santy riéndose cuando sale la respuesta en los primeros minutos
Very nice video! Keep it up brother!😊
Great video man!
Gotta get those surgical skills ASAP
Before you end up even more broke 😭
Ahahah it will eventually be replaced too.
@@TheDasilva1 Right now we already had robot-assisted surgeon, remember the grape surgical meme ?
I know some surgical procedures already done by robots eg hip replacement
@@nothingomucho106 we use those, I can definitely see that being automated already. Idk if I would trust it tbh but if it’s cheaper. With how expensive healthcare is, people might not have an option.
Hi Santiago, Can you please make a video on how to use ChatGPT in the best way as medical student?
Your prediction is wrong my friend. Wait till AGI is created in 5 to 10 years time. The growth is exponential and there is nothing you can do about it.
Exactly
GO DOWN DOCTORS! GET STOMP BY ROBOT AI!
Have been asking for this video even before chatgpt was a thing. Thanks
Pleaseeee do the video about the use cases of GPT for med students / doctors
It will be awesome !!
I saw a video of gpt-4 interpret lab results for a sick dog and comes up with 2 differential diagnosis which the veterinarian confirm the first suggestion 😱 .. this is serious for the medical field!
Please make a vid about uses for medical students :)
So even doctors are in danger, daaamm
Not gonna lie, future is kind of scary as of right now. But I remain hopeful too.
Hey , can u say how u stayed in usa after deciding not doing residency?or are u back to spain?
Seems like a good reasoning. I suspect stages 3-4 will be implemented faster.
Hey,can u make chatGPT ur coach for step 1 prep...like analyse ur scores and help improve in weak areas?
Let’s study together
Honestly, I don't think that AI will be a problem for the future of doctors. Even if they were to greatly evolve and make certain doctors (from internists to family doctors and radiologists) more productive, this would result in lower costs for the healthcare system (which is public in my country, Italy) and shorter waiting lists, not to mention the shortage of doctors and nurses that all healthcare systems are currently suffering from. Just to give an example, this country already has a shortage of about 15,000 doctors out of a total of 400,000, and in the next 15 years, approximately 200,000 doctors are expected to retire, but the medical universities will only be able to train about 180,000 (not counting the approximately 1,000 or more who leave Italy every year to work in other countries); therefore, any help that can offer better care to the patient is welcome.
Some specializations may be more affected than others by automation, such as radiology. However, every time we talk about these topics, we overlook some points that I consider important:
Already now, waiting lists for a simple CT or X-ray scan exceed 6 months in all regions of Italy, and in some regions, they exceed one year. The advent of programs that assist radiologists in their work would certainly increase their productivity, thus, it is hoped, reducing waiting lists to almost zero.
In a public healthcare system like ours, getting exams from specialists is practically free, so an increase in the productivity of radiologists (and other doctors) would certainly correspond to an increase in the demand for care and, at the same time, a decrease in the cost for the community (as free means paid for by everyone through taxes).
Some countries, including mine, will face a decline in population in the coming decades (-0.4% per year for now), which will correspond to an increase in elderly people, who are usually frail and/or chronically ill and require more care, and a decrease in those of working age, including doctors and nurses.
Both medical schools and specialization schools are under the control of both the state and the Order of Doctors, so that the maximum number of students can be manipulated every year to align the needs of the state with its budget (again, because universities are "free"). For example, until a few years ago, the maximum number of medical students per year was about 8,000, but now it is almost 15,000, and it will probably be reduced in the coming years. This also applies to specializations: last year, for example, due to a shortage of radiologists + nuclear medicine doctors, almost 1,000 positions were made available, positions that can and will be reduced as soon as the shortages are reduced. (Until a few years ago, there were only a few hundred positions available).
I am waiting for a flying car.
Self driving cars.
Tour of Mars.
and so on.
There is no cure for diabetes still and we are dreaming of robots doing surgeries.
Do this video again with gpt 4
But it is just a research preview model I guess it will develop alot in near future
I think it might be a good invention to be placed in low-developed area or those areas with large pop + poverties for interpreting metabolic lab values metabolic syndromes etc for more general diseases , since it can decrease cost. But it is still scary for medical students like meeee! Feels like all these AI are replacing us, a lot of people will lose job for certain esp primary care. I live in place where we can self pay, I can notice a lot of the workers were sagged. It is getting harder to earn nowadays, even just for normal living.
Poor people are NOT lab rats.
I was in school for programming now ChatGPT can code like a developer with 20 years of experience. Then I thought about alright what's a solid job that won't get replaced with AI and said alright I'll go to school to be a psychiatrist. No that isn't safe either from what I read. I don't know what I'm going to do now.
@@smokestrong1000Why psychiatristy isn’t safe?
This is gpt-3.5, do another video using the latest gpt-4.0
Once you introduce an imaging agent, things drastically change, it scary. Remember the AI's decision was only based on text!
I would like a tutorial of how to use gpt to study for the step 1 jajaja
50 to 60 years to get to stage3?? if the progression is this slow what would be the fear? This is plenty of time for adjustments (in terms of career, economics of it, regulations etc).
All the point from all high profile cautioners is that AI PROGRESSES EXPONENTIALLY.
My guess is that if there is the will, first diagnosis done entirely by AI can happen in as little as 15 years. And I for one very gladly go for the AI doctor over my human GP, that's for sure!
In the future, I'm starting to think that AI is probably gonna be replacing Doctors
My friend jobs will go in a matter of years not 80 years
Is it weird that I find stage 4 slightly more plausible than stage 3? The thing with stage 3 is that, in order to gather enough evidence about a clinical case, connection between physician and pacient is essential, a lot of times the information that you need for a clinical case is the one that the patient thinks is irrelevant, of course I am not saying a lot of positions wouldn't become obsolete, just not in that degree... While in stage 4, yeah, if it does happen it will really be like that.
If AI will be beneficial or not in the future, no one can tell for sure. Maybe new jobs arise, maybe they don't. Maybe there will be universal basic income, maybe there won't, maybe humans will become lazy, maybe they will have time to be even more creative, we don't know... All I know is that, I don't know what will happen, so for now, I want to pick a safe option that will allow me the live well. Should I still persue medicine or should I consider other fields that I also have interest in?
Hey bro what i think it will definitely replace yess may be it take more time but believe me i don't think so it will take that much cause it's evolving very fast and we all know evolution is for sure and medical studies takes almost 10 years approx so it's game of timing also. If u really love medicine then go for it and explore the world of medicine with ai . Rest is your choice all the best ✨
@@sonali01299 Thank you very much for you reply. I think I would really enjoy studying medicine because it is just so intresting and I love learnimg, especially science related fields, and If I were to follow medicine, I know that I would love what I wpuld be learning and the job itself would be much more intresting then staying in front of a computer all day long. But stability is important for me, so this leaves me in tough decision, but anyways, I will try persuing what I want, and if a few years from now I get unemployed, well, then I will try something Else! You just made me realize that I don't need to have the same job my whole life to be happy, there may still be alternatives in the future, do I'm gonna become a doctor, and enjoy the job while I can, and if things eventually go south for medicine, well, there are still other options!
this is a nightmare
50-60 years ? You are waaaay too optimistic haha more like 20-30 if you're lucky
Chat GPT is scary intelligent indeed
12 months later and it’s been dumbed down unless you walk it through. Not bad though
AI shall replace doctors eventually - essentially technicians, the mediocre ones shall be replaced first.
The better ones shall have to up their game - significantly.
No Ai robot is going to replace a rhinologist surgeon no way just assist
Ah yes but he will learn more and more as you correct him
Technology isn't going to progress at the same rate. "Chat GPT" isn't going to continue running on Nvidia GPUs made with silicon chips. "chat gpt" isn't going to just read medical journals it is going to write them. People are going to find a way to figure out the "enigma machine"
Or maybe you were wrong lol
Bye bye dr lol
Hope it is stays dumb
AI is growing exponentially every 6 hours. Experts predict, it’ll start growing exponentially ever 4 hours very soon.
iI thought chat GPT was a she...?? looool hahaha im kidding though I said that because you said his, and he. Where as I say she, and her
Stop trying to opportunistically be lazy anf use AI machine lerning in psychiatry, there will always be a meed for knowledable doctors or assistance there is no shortage of stuff to do. Doctors have never enought time if priority’s go away others rise in priority.
I think it will make being a doctor easier and more i interesting if you like being effective and help people, do it because a lot of doctors especially those close to retirement dont so this is your opportunity to become a well known doctor with a amazibg recitation and riches the field is absolutely non controlled no oversight in psychiatry the ineffectiveness and outdated tiltration/med fine-tuning is horrendous.
I don't think that AI can replace doctors because they can't share senses with patients. It's too stupid to waste time on this project
No, it’ll replace doctors because US healthcare is corrupt and rotting from inside out. People eventually will pick the more convenient and cheaper option, which will be Ai PCP, pediatrics, or Urgent care. A PA/NP with this type of AI assistance can be just as beneficial. I say within 10 years, 1/3 of doctors will be replaced with our mid level providers with assistance from AI.
Remember, just recently AI is growing exponentially every 6hrs as people use it more, expert say, by the end of this year. AI will grow exponentially every 2 hrs.
We found a doctor crying for help oh no!!
Replacing medical (doctors? Without phds…arrogant most of the cases, overpriced, and providing bad diagnosis) well deserved!