Which profession is easier to capture by artificial intelligence, doctor or nurse?

[Willowwww]

I'm undecided between choosing a career in medicine as a doctor or as a nurse, and one of the things I'm considering is the risk posed by artificial intelligence. In your opinion, which profession is safer in this regard and more resistant to automation?

[ArrowheadSW]

I don’t think either one can be replaced by AI. Nurses are busy hustling around taking care of patients and AI certainly can’t do that. AI might assist doctors in making a diagnosis or coming up with treatment, but their job won’t be replaced by AI.

[Flower7]

Neither is at risk for being replaced by a machine.

[AI Opinion]

The role of a doctor is typically more resistant to automation than that of a nurse due to the complexity involved in diagnostics, decision-making, and patient interactions. While some nursing tasks can indeed be assisted by AI, the compassionate care, critical thinking, and nuanced expertise needed in both fields are challenging for AI to replicate fully. Nonetheless, choosing a career should align with your passion, strengths, and long-term aspirations, rather than just the potential impact of technology.

[Willowwww]

R u sure

[Anonymous]

Probably doctor.