Covid-19 accelerating human obsolescence

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by Yuanyuan Le13 views·Updated Oct 31, 2020
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  1. make it.
  2. Let's have a look at our first argument.
  3. Cove in 19 accelerates human obsolescence in the health care
  4. industry off emerging markets.
  5. According to John Danaher, technology may replace doctors in the
  6. future. That is because robots can perform medical tasks such
  7. as complicated surgeries and diagnosis more accurately than many doctors.
  8. For example, a study off mighty showed that an A
  9. I system was equal or better than human radiologist and
  10. reading mammograms off hydrates.
  11. Cancelations needing surgery.
  12. Watson IBM supercomputer has integrated gigabytes of data to deliver
  13. a diagnosis, which is even more accurate than those delivered
  14. by human doctors.
  15. It is estimated that in the future we may only
  16. need a small number of technicians to operate medical machines,
  17. and there might be no more medical stuff.
  18. Let's face it, human labor is becoming obsolete.
  19. Machinery has replaced a number of medical practitioners will no
  20. longer need to make appointments with human receptionist but can
  21. directly register through.
  22. Mobile phone applications are self service machines in hospitals.
  23. Technological advancements such as robotic assisted surgery is also gradually
  24. replacing nurses in operating rooms.
  25. Companion robots are designed to provide useful and socially acceptable
  26. assistance to people who need special attention.
  27. Medical practitioners are facing challenges in the integration of these
  28. new technologies you're talking about in emerging markets.
  29. The outbreak of Kobe 19 has even accelerated the pace
  30. of healthcare digitalization.
  31. Many emerging market countries have used and improved public technology
  32. to launch this year.
  33. Kobe 19 Tracking system, transforming traditional tracking to checking based
  34. on digital algorithms.
  35. Right. This transformation has gradually saved manpower and eliminated men
  36. in junior medical stuff.
  37. The number of users in China and India using this
  38. technology is already close to one billion.
  39. This means that a large number of emerging market residents
  40. start to adapt to medical automation.
  41. This has also stimulated the collection of data allowing medical
  42. technology to further develop in the direction of human obsolescence
  43. in the future.
  44. Online healthcare service has also experienced explosive development in emerging
  45. markets. Take China as an example.
  46. Pyongyang Good Doctor Health Care Service platform had a nearly
  47. 900% increase in new users from December 2019 to January
  48. 2020 on these platforms.
  49. Aye aye diagnosis is offered to use us as first
  50. Onley. After that, users can choose human doctors in case
  51. that a I cannot diagnose their diseases.
  52. It is foreseeable that a I will be continuously improved
  53. and will replace more human doctors as people are starting
  54. to get used to online medical treatment.
  55. Prezi digital health platforms in Singapore and Indonesia are reporting
  56. a surge of activity as well.
  57. At My Dark, a telemedicine platform headquartered in Singapore, the
  58. number of daily active users rose 60% in February and
  59. more than doubled again in March.
  60. What we're seeing is a step change in acceptance of
  61. telemedicine, says Patel, CEO of My Dog.
  62. Having tracked users in this space for over seven years,
  63. this sort of rapid adoption is UN presented during the
  64. pandemic. Not only people in emerging markets have greatly increased
  65. their acceptance of medical automation, but healthcare digitalization has also
  66. experienced explosive development.
  67. This accelerates human obsolescence in medical industry, and it's also
  68. a positive post.
  69. Kobe 19 Long term outcome billion will now introduce our
  70. second argument to you