Raw LLM Responses

"Any time soon - no" , but in the long term? Say in 30 or 40 years ? If someone is 25 years old (or 25 years young, it depends on how you see it :) ) , like me, and wants to become a radiologist, by the time we reach the year 2050 or 2060 , when probably the retirement age will not be 65 like today, but more closer to 75 or higher and you will not be old enough ( I will be like 55 years old. Yeah, at that age I think its more apropiate to say "old" :) ) to retire, but not young enough to change your career , your domain (the most secure one will be the programing one , because they make those algorithms ) , will that "no" be the case also in 2050-2060 ? I get that if radiology will be fully automated then many present jobs will be also, but there will also be jobs (probably in the tech sector) that require humans to do it, but there will not be as many as we like to think and if the scenario will be the "bad" one (economist say there are 3 in a world where AI took almoust every job : the good one , the bad one and the ugly one. Tehy say that the bad one is more probably to happen. You can search them if you like), which says that the AIs and the robots that replaced the humans will be privately owned by a few companies and individuals and the rest will be on universal basic income, which will barely cover up your basic needs . Yes, there will be some jobs left, but not that many (that is why it is important to know the domain that will not be fully automated, so you can be sure that you have a job untill retirement age so that you can live decently. Ps: sorry for the long comment and my bad english