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RE: Artificial Intelligence Vs. Structural Pathologies
Hello @tocho2
Interesting topic.
Those questions that you leave at the end I have asked myself but around my area, which is medicine.
To a great extent all professions can benefit from the appropriate use of these technological tools, without doubt the answer is yes.
They are a great support, they can detect things faster that could happen in the eyes of very experts. However, there is something that is specific to human beings and is related to the same human sensitivity, which I see as difficult to match by any technology no matter how advanced it is.
I don't know of any of those programs you mention that have
I've never dared to mess with this programming stuff.
Hello @josevas217, you are absolutely right in what you say, human sensitivity can never be equaled by AI, because the professional's criteria is subjective and does not always rely on theories that can be replicated or imitated. There are other factors that can never be emulated by AI.
When you have your free time, check the web and see what these programs consist of.
See you soon