I agree, but I like to think of automated processes taking up tasks that are either boring and repetitive or are helped by being able to sift huge amounts of data. In this way they can augment us mere humans in order to increase our productivity.
I think it is a long (extremely long) time before we entrust things like the diagnosis of psychiatric disorders solely to the province of a machine.
I agree, but I like to think of automated processes taking up tasks that are either boring and repetitive or are helped by being able to sift huge amounts of data. In this way they can augment us mere humans in order to increase our productivity.
I think it is a long (extremely long) time before we entrust things like the diagnosis of psychiatric disorders solely to the province of a machine.