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Some interesting insights to be found here: https://www.printing.org/docs/default-source/research-docs---public/a2408044_rsch24_ai-in-the-printing-industry-the-journey-begins_report_2024.pdf?sfvrsn=a6a942aa_1

No, I'm not referring to AI Scribe devices. The vast majority of physicians surveyed are using augmented intelligence (AI) tools to stay on top of medical research, create discharge instructions, document medical visits and for activities like: • Summaries of medical research and standards of...

Well, as a for example: according to a 2026 American Medical Association survey, over 80% of physicians now use AI professionally, If AI gets it wrong you can just reprint a person LOL

IMHO - the departments that will most likely be hit or replaced by AI in implementation order: 1 Estimating 2 Scheduling 3 CSRs 4 Preflighting 5 Prepress 6 Sales 7 Pressroom

The number of views and responses is enlightening.

But sadly all too true.

And hope that they're not using ChatGPT themselves. LOL

I'll give you an example from a CT scan performed on me triggered by an x-ray of my chest after a severe fall a few years ago: This is the report of results from the doctor who conducted the scan: CT Scan Study Performed: CT Chest w/o Contrast Reason for Study: Xray July 30th shows round...

I don't think so. She's using it to better understand her lab test reports rather than prescribe treatments. I guess you haven't used it in that way yourself? If you (or any forum member) have any medical lab reports or doctor recommended treatment plan, I encourage you to ask Chatgpt to review...

A friend of mine uses ChatGPT to review her medical lab tests. I don't know if it's intelligent or not, but ChatGPT shows more understanding and compassion than her doctor does when reviewing her results.

Sorry, I can't seem to post a link to a youtube video on this

AI is already conscious