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Yes, Doctors: AI Will Replace You

Sheriff of Sodium

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Aimed at clinicians, students or researchers. Education, not medical advice.

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Sheriff of Sodium discusses how artificial intelligence will impact the medical profession and whether it will replace physicians.

Will AI replace doctors? Or simply augment them? There’s a right answer. CHECK OUT PART 2 HERE: PART 2: Yes, Doctors, AI Will Replace You youtu.be/Vfe-OthXmKw _ NOTES: Andrade NS. How much time do surgeons spend operating? [preprint] medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.15.25321677v1.full Huddleston Jr., T. “Bill Gates: Within 10 years, AI will replace most doctors and teachers- humans won’t be needed for ‘most things.’” CNBC, March 26, 2025. cnbc.com/2025/03/26/bill-gates-on-ai-humans-wont-be-needed-f… Sheriff of Sodium. Tell Me Again About the “Physician Shortage” youtu.be/gIHRbzdT-fA _ MUSIC: “Clutch,” by Nicolas Major. (license B5VB0T7WXN4SV9HC)

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What people say. Recommended for its insights into how AI might affect the future of medical specialties like neurology.

u/Sir_RADicalClinician communityin r/neurology • Recommends

How "AI-proof" is neurology? I was watching a video by the Sheriff of Sodium (here's the link for those interested) about the many reasons why AI will inevitably replace doctors, particularly in radiology, dermatology, pathology and primary care. I think it's well worth a watch. As a medical student who's dead-set on neurology, it got me wondering about how AI-proof the field will be in the future. In the video, he places the field squarely in the middle, but I was wondering about this sub's opinion. I'm sure that the more procedural sub-specialties like neuro-interventional or neurocritical care will be safe for a while, but there is already encroachement of AI in EEG interpretation fo…
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