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Rapid advances in artificial intelligence are accelerating faster than most technological shifts seen before. Influential tech leaders argue this speed could fundamentally change how core professions operate.
In healthcare, AI systems are already matching or exceeding human accuracy in diagnostics, imaging, and early disease detection. These tools promise faster decisions, lower costs, and wider access in underserved regions.
Education is also being reshaped through adaptive learning platforms that tailor lessons to individual students. Personalized instruction at scale could reduce gaps caused by teacher shortages worldwide.
Rather than full elimination, many experts believe professional roles may evolve into oversight and decision-making positions. Human judgment, ethics, and empathy remain difficult to automate fully.
The broader question centers on how societies manage this transition responsibly. Policy, training, and workforce adaptation will determine whether AI becomes a benefit or a disruption.
Author: Saikat Bhattacharya
