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AI/ML is going to allow for advanced robotics on a scale most haven't even dreamed of. From sensors to full AI/ML robotics will not only advance but learn and improve processes without human intervention. Also, people working with AI/ML/advanced storage will have numerous options given to them on a real time basis, such as robotic assisted surgery, which after performing enough assisted surgery will do a better job on its own after it has built a large enough data base. No doctor alive will be able come up with numerous options at every stage of treatment or surgery at the speed of AI/ML or the accuracy of movement. Initially medical AI/ML will learn from the data accumulated by robotic assisted surgery until it can operate on its own with far greater speed and accuracy than any human could match. Any thoughts or comments appreciated. This trend will advance all semis from simple sensors to the most advanced AI.
This is also a solution to demographics of an older population. There will proportionally less people coming into the job market every year and many tasks will either cease to exist or be completely replaced by machines.
Of course, this all raises big questions about trust, ethics, and how we balance human expertise with machine intelligence. But overall, it’s hard to deny that this is the future
