Yes, now is the time for governments to rise to issue license numbers to these professionals.
Something so that people understand that AI can infer to help you in diagnosing the problem, giving you a second thought. But the work of licensed professionals can’t be done away with.
You can refer to what medicine is and what the ECG image looks like with AI agents. But don’t make AI a doctor right now; you can understand what it all means from AI, but not beyond that.
So, the ball is in the court of governments and AI companies around the world.
Given these professions have become so costly that people tend to use them instead of spending money, so governments and AI companies must find a diligent solution for it.
When would AI surpass the capabilities of real professionals?
It would take time.
How can humans assist in resolving their medical or other issues quickly? Well, the answer lies in the hands of governments now. Governments need to decide which areas of healing or practices can be licensed or be put on the licensing queues.
We have to streamline things.
We need to educate people to ask AI, but for now, they should not rely on AI recommendations fully.
Refer to AI, but be cautious.
AI is not fully there yet.
So take care of yourself.
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