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> I'm a radiologist Any comment that doesn't start with this or similar qulaification should be taken with a grain of salt (yes, including this one). Medical
by engeljohnb 3mo ago
> I'm a radiologist
Any comment that doesn't start with this or similar qulaification should be taken with a grain of salt (yes, including this one).
Medical imaging is one of those things everyone thinks is simple because they don't know what they don't know. I'm a cardiac sonographer, and I have to assume radiologists hear at least as many eye-rolling takes on AI coming for their job as I do.
- lostlogin 3mo agoAhh, AI is coming for your job. Full sarcasm, is there one that’s that’s more immune?
- LearnYouALisp 3mo agocough Immunology
- 2ap 3mo agoI mean, probably not. No expert, but everytime I go to an immunology meeting (I'm a paediatrician) they've got a whole stack of new diseases. The field is moving fast, and there has to be a careful amount of shared decision making about when to test, what a positive test means and so on. I reckon they're as safe as any of us.
- LearnYouALisp 3mo agoyeah, you said "one that is more immune"
- engeljohnb 3mo agoI don't completely understand what you mean, but I can tell you for my job, having AI tell you how to get the images is (without exaggeration) like putting someone who's never played an instrument on stage and saying "don't worry, the AI will show you how to do it."
- lostlogin 3mo agoI did a lot of cardiac MR and often GA cases. Sometimes after the scan an echo would be done. I know my anatomy and etc and have done a short stint in ultrasound. I have no idea what you are doing or looking at and can identify pretty much nothing. Echo techs are going to be around a lot longer than MR techs.