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In the medical physics world its got quite a few practical applications. Most of which are still in the research phase and need to pass some bug hurdles before theyll evee see clinical use. But there's a few things which are about to enter clinical practice. They definitely arent being usec to replace anyone there though. At most it can assist less experienced radiation oncologists identify clinical tumor volumes will a performance as comparable to highly experienced radiation oncologists. Its definitely a big area of medical physics research atm. Easy to check its effectiveness to tons of sub fields in med phys and get a quick publication out of it. A shame its so boring and scammy elsewhere or id have picked and easy project
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kntfkr posted:Sorry, as an open language model I don't have a tongue and cannot lick your toes. I assure you, you have a tongue, it is in your cheek!
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kntfkr posted:Hate to break it to you OP but Natalie Imbruglia's hit single Torn was made entirely with AI (Australian Intelligence) this was my fault, i kept asking it to generate a woman lying naked on the floor and it spit out a whole freakin pop song, this AI thing is just busted
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ah, got it! I've seen that in some of my responses too The only time I really leaned on AI was to get Arduino code to make a stepper motor turn on and off randomly. It worked great for that, but I don't think swaths of embedded systems programmers are going to be out of work from it.
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Rad-daddio posted:ah, got it! I've seen that in some of my responses too That's pretty cool tho
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pixaal posted:It will become a tool like a computer, a workforce multiplier. i can think of a few ways to implement "ai" in my job but they are basically this. a tool that makes my job easier. if i worked for a bigger company they might be the type of tools that reduce an engineering dept from 10 to 7 or 8 or something. but they're not really "ai", its just machine learning, the type that removes the chaff busywork of engineering that requires a minimum of intelligent or creative thought. ie drafting, stress analysis + design optimization, motion and spacial problem solving, etc.
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hot cocoa on the couch posted:welcome back thanks! nice av cool cat!
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Worf posted:Also if we're being honest there's a much bigger shortage of doctors and medical staff then there are for people that can work in a call center lol there's still gonna be a doctor in there somewhere for regulatory reasons but tbh I don't understand what part chatgpt would even play in the traditional 'patient self-diagnoses via WebMD, doctor either rubberstamps self-diagnosis without further examination or accuses patient of drugseeking depending on the weather at the DEA this month' process. presumably the thing isn't sewing up stitches but who the hell knows what people think it can do basically every other job in that list that isn't harassing people with advertising garbage has already been replaced by some kind of self-service automation, why not getting a prescription lmao A Wizard of Goatse fucked around with this message at 15:03 on Mar 11, 2024 |
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Rad-daddio posted:ah, got it! I've seen that in some of my responses too yeah ive hosed around to get it to make some programs for me. cause im not a programmer, but i have a rudimentary understanding due to classes in college. i dont want to learn pearl or relearn VBA to make some tools for work so i just tell gpt4 to poo poo out some code, and that + some googling and bam i have some workable apps. but yeah it takes quite a bit of massaging even for the simplest poo poo, i can't imagine using this for huge projects
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Worf posted:When's the last time you've been in a hospital in America lmao I've never been to a hospital in America but there is a physical component to what doctors do believe it or not. Also lol about your idea about mechanics. I get what you're saying but I think these tools will be largely supplementary for the next few years.
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Tarkus posted:Call centers, drive thru people, technical writers, customer service representatives, telemarketers, technical support agents, live chat support staff, personal assistants, booking and reservation agents, email support staff, social media managers, language translators, content moderators. I mean, that's just a few but there is a list of jobs that are far easier to replace than the two you gave. What do you think MD's and mechanics do? Just look at symptoms and tell you what's wrong? All of these have been using NLP for a decade+ now. They still gently caress up a lot, and need a human to fix the gently caress ups. If/when AI-dedicated chips get cheap enough that they can refine their LLM on the fly, they may get better, or they may hallucinate that they're getting better and poo poo out more garbage
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Bad Purchase posted:this was my fault, i kept asking it to generate a woman lying naked on the floor and it spit out a whole freakin pop song, this AI thing is just busted That's what's going on!
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the one thing I like about AI art is that in its low effort form it looks like poo poo and instantly outs whoever is using it as a scumbag. ...in some other stuff it's frightening how powerful it is. I can see some aspects of the stock photo/footage industry being heavily affected by it.
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I think that when it comes to coding with gpt you have to treat it more like an assistant than a 'jesus take the wheel!' coder. For some of the 10x coders here I'm sure it's more a hindrance than a help but for people like me whose job is <5% programming, it's invaluable. It's able to explain concepts and libraries far better than would be available from googling (especially lately). It can diagnose issues in small sections of code. It can show me more efficient ways to do things. But you always have to keep your eye out, but the same goes for getting help from another, even more experienced person, and this thing is effectively instant.
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Rad-daddio posted:the one thing I like about AI art is that in its low effort form it looks like poo poo and instantly outs whoever is using it as a scumbag. Didn't quite get the text, but it tried! 
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Vampire Panties posted:All of these have been using NLP for a decade+ now. Yup. That's the thing--any use case that people bring up for the current generation of AI are things that already have had AI tools for years. Your more self-aware techbros will try to hedge their enthusiasm by saying generative AI will be good for filler or background details, but movies have been doing AI-generated crowds for 20+ years. Whatever actual use comes out of the current generation of AI is going to be incremental, not revolutionary.
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Vampire Panties posted:All of these have been using NLP for a decade+ now. I don't deny that AI is a pale replacement for those positions but those are probably much better candidates than MDs and mechanics for job replacement.
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MDs have an extremely high barrier to entry and an extremely high quit rate call center staffers etc can work in their underwear at home with a GED i dont think its easier to replace doctors than, ie, call center people, i think it will simply be 1) seen as necessary 2) backed by an industry with the financial incentive to do it 3) an industry where a vast majority of people cant shop the competition
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To use it in a way that makes things better you already have to be an expert in the field you are using it for so you actually understand what "better" is. Everyone else is using it in a way that makes things worse.
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kdrudy posted:To use it in a way that makes things better you already have to be an expert in the field you are using it for so you actually understand what "better" is. The best part is that even if you don't use AI generation yourself, increasing amounts of AI-generated garbage output are making it harder and harder to find accurate references online. This was already happening before the current AI trend but it's rapidly accelerated since then.
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pixaal posted:Didn't quite get the text, but it tried! lol this is cool
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Microsofts Github CoPilot assistant is the bees knees. It throws the code and other files you are working on in GPTs context and auto-suggests code where your cursor is with shocking accuracy. Still messes up sometimes, but when you know what you are doing it speeds up development work by a factor of 10. Won't replace programmers, not good for new coders, but one of the few actually helpful uses of AI.
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imo ai will replace workers like forklifts have replaced workers. by concentrating the work of several people into one. but this is the same story with all industrialization. remember when the hotness was to be afraid of "automation"? it's a real fear becuase it will reduce the amount of humans required to do the same work and the gov't isn';t going to intervene to help displaced workers until its so bad that UBI is mandatory, but honestly "AI" is a boogeyman the same way robots were, the same way computers were, the same way machines were in the 19th c.
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kntfkr posted:Hate to break it to you OP but Natalie Imbruglia's hit single Torn was made entirely with AI (Australian Intelligence) Imbruglia had a hit with that song, but it was actually originally written by a Danish artist. Your joke is WRONG.
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hot cocoa on the couch posted:imo ai will replace workers like forklifts have replaced workers. by concentrating the work of several people into one. but this is the same story with all industrialization. remember when the hotness was to be afraid of "automation"? it's a real fear becuase it will reduce the amount of humans required to do the same work and the gov't isn';t going to intervene to help displaced workers until its so bad that UBI is mandatory, but honestly "AI" is a boogeyman the same way robots were, the same way computers were, the same way machines were in the 19th c. The boogyman was pretty real for those heroin & poverty rust belt areas that every western country still has to this day
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GABA ghoul posted:The boogyman was pretty real for those heroin & poverty rust belt areas that every western country still has to this day that wasn't due to automation. that was due to the magic of Free Trade baby
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not sure about the whole "stealing a person's voice and likeness" thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SayIV42vp8
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hot cocoa on the couch posted:lol you've understood what mechanics do and how automobiles work perfectly It's hilarious how people who are .. the opposite of a subject matter expert are invariably the ones to spout poo poo about how said task will be replaced by AI. Just like the venture capitalists, the "Next Big Thing" investors, the middle mangers, and apparently some posters ..
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Medical doctors have already been using "AI" for like 10 years. If you have a digital chart, your doctor has been inputting symptoms and diagnoses and a robot has been churning through differential diagnoses and validating treatment plans. The big AI revolution for doctors on the horizon? Instead of enumerating symptoms for ingestion by the robot they can just use their narrative notes.
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like most technology, i think it's cool in how it works and is fun to experiment with but capitalism will do its darndest to make everything the worst outcome possible
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zedprime posted:Medical doctors have already been using "AI" for like 10 years. If you have a digital chart, your doctor has been inputting symptoms and diagnoses and a robot has been churning through differential diagnoses and validating treatment plans. yes and this is a thing that will soon be relegated to more people that arent MDs
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Disco Pope posted:Imbruglia had a hit with that song, but it was actually originally written by a Danish artist. Your joke is WRONG. Danish "artists" are called bakers. hth op 
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Worf posted:yes and this is a thing that will soon be relegated to more people that arent MDs
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AI has substance that crypto does not but is being pushed by the crypto idiots so it gives the illusion that AI is as pointless/wasteful as crypto.
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I dunno, I used Suno to make as song with the prompt "An epic metal song about a Goblin named Gorf who wants to date a dragon" and this is the absolute banger it gave me Gorf the Goblin Slayer edit: No surprise but Suno is really good at EDM
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Radiologists could potentially be replaced by AI. I'm only familiar with the veterinary side but there's already a service that uses AI to interpret rads through Antech.
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Dixville posted:Radiologists could potentially be replaced by AI. I'm only familiar with the veterinary side but there's already a service that uses AI to interpret rads through Antech. No, pets will just be replaced by AI You’ve all seen the dog robots it’s not going to be long before they miniaturize it and make a cat It won’t be too difficult to program a robot to jump on the counter and knock things off while it stares at you
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Worf posted:No, pets will just be replaced by AI Well they definitely won't puke on your carpet. You may be on to something.
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Dixville posted:Well they definitely won't puke on your carpet. You may be on to something. the no puke option will be part of your AI pet+™ monthly subscription plan.
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Human being mechanics and AI alike are both loving doomed considering the half-assed poo poo rolling off of lots today. AI just be like "yo this Jeep thing isn't even a vehicle its a potato"
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