AI can certainly help with a lot of clerical tasks/documentation which are a huge drain on the already overburdened Indian doctor. It’s better to accept it and make it work for us. However, medicine despite being a stabler job option compared to the other options, does offer its own challenges which the individual must be aware of and prepared instead of going in with preconceived notions.
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Yes, i think it is correct but now a days the technology is also updating and AI will also use for data storage. Because all patients history is not some. And human diagnosis and AI diagnosis have different to each other that’s why I think AI will use for only data storage.
AI can replace machines and technology but AI won’t be able to replace the empathy and comfort a person gets when they tell what they’re suffering from to a doctor and the doctor in turn reassures them that they’ll be fine.
Ai won’t be able to deliver the heartbreaking news sympathetically to individuals when their loved ones aren’t in the world anymore.
Lastly Ai won’t be able to replace the ideas and creativity the human mind possess
As a Final year medical student, I see AI as an assistant rather than an authority. It helps me organize information, revise concepts, and think from different perspectives, but clinical reasoning, ethics, empathy, and patient care remain fundamentally human.
Ai is extremely beneficial to us if we use it with correct knowledge of its application , for example if we got a patient of very rare disease “paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria” , we can’t surf through long and extremely lengthy books like Harrison, Davidson or Say Robbins as we need to combine 2-3 subjects to properly learn about a single disease during such situations like pathology , pharmacology, microbiology, anatomy , physiology, etc
Ai could help us correlate and extract the information from sources or to create connection between same topic from different subjects.
According to me AI cannot completely replace health professionals as there are certain limitations. AI can act has guiding tool. It cannot mimic the empathy and compassion towards the patients like doctors do.
AI is transforming healthcare, but I believe it’s a tool rather than a replacement for doctors. It cannot replace the trust and human connection between a doctor and a patient. Instead of seeing AI as a threat, we should view it as a tool that helps healthcare professionals to deliver better patient care.
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AI may act as a support in medical field but can never replace the human-touch such as empathy towards patient, scientific rigor, and medical expertise in a patient’s life.
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In this AI era, even AI doesn’t have the potential to replace doctors’ clinical judgment, empathy, and accountability. But we can say that this is the world of competition, and doctors using AI effectively hold the strongest position.
Every working field is modifying with time, medicine as well. Humans don’t need to fight with AI, they have to live with it, and use it properly. Because creativity and critical thinking can’t be replaced by AI. So it’s not about the safe job, it’s more about keep align your self to the requirements of your work by developing new skills.
AI can be used as a supporting tool but it can never replace a human mind and thinking. Since AI is a growing sector in every field, it is very important for every professional to upskill themselves, so that they can use ai as a helping tool to improve their work performance.
According to me AI helps or reduce the duration of time required to finish the work but it will not completely reply the professional person.in medical field, AI help to request the time period of work but for the patient safety and accuracy it requires the vision of professional.
As you mentioned the example that two different patient required different medicine or treatment according to there condection or different health factor.
AI help to convert medical data into resy to understand language but it will require to work under supervision
According to me it’s better to adapt with time rather then be fully depending on traditional methods as the technologies are advancing more it’s better to have some idea or concept and work with it rather then competing with it.
AI is not going to take our jobs it is just a tool to execute our work quick and effortless; reducing the stress and tiredness.
If we did not adapt to use this tool we are going to struggle a lot.
We humans are the most intelligent creatures. AI is made by humans, so it can never fully replace us.
AI in medicine is a useful tool to rely on as it makes the tasks easier and faster, but AI could never replace healthcare professionals
I feel AI will change medicine, not replace it.
Patients still need empathy, trust, ethical judgement and human understanding during difficult moments. Technology can support diagnosis and reduce workload but the human connection in healthcare will always remain irreplaceable. I think future doctors just need to learn how to work alongside AI effectively.
The growth of AI has brought significant changes to many sectors. However, this does not mean that healthcare professionals can be replaced completely, especially when it comes to health.
Although AI can help interpret symptoms, suggest possible conditions, and even recommend medications, relying on it and considering it an alternative to a physician is not advisable. AI-generated information is based on existing data and general patterns, and it may occasionally produce inaccurate or misleading results. In healthcare, even a small diagnostic error can have serious or life-threatening consequences. Critical thinking, clinical judgment, and individualized patient assessment are essential aspects of medical practice that AI cannot fully replicate.
Therefore, AI should be used as a supportive tool to assist healthcare professionals and reduce their workload, but it cannot replace physicians.
Every AI generated work needs human interaction/review for patient’s safety!
I don’t think so , as a medical graduate . I see al as a powerful assistant that can speed up diagnosis , but physicians should also be up to date to the technology , also patient trust our qualities that technology cannot fully replace
I think AI will help doctors, but it cannot replace them, especially surgeons.
A career in medicine is still valueable but the definition of the word “SAFE” is changing. AI will automate all the tasks and improve efficiency but it cannot replace clinical judgement , empathy, ethical decision making or the trust between a doctor and a patient.