AI lawyers, doctors, nurses, teachers, and health care workers would be a disaster.

While I embrace AI and see its value in many areas such as manufacturing, engineering, construction, space travel, science, and more, I think AI in the fields of law, education, healthcare, and healthcare workers would be a disaster.<br><br>I spent the last 20 years in sales, specifically with 2 of the largest software companies in the world. I also received my law degree in 1999.<br><br>AIs biggest strength - it's ability to crunch data and recognize patterns - is a weakness in the fields of law, education, healthcare, and healthcare workers.<br><br>In the field of law, the ability to think critically and outside the box is essential, as well as the ability to think on your feet. I don't think an AI lawyer could successfully argue a case to a judge and jury, not for a very long time.<br><br>In healthcare, the same challenges I believe would be present. I can't imagine an AI surgeon, especially in the most difficult surgeries, such as organ transplants, heart transplants, and brain surgeries. I don't think an AI could successfully respond to the unexpected challenges that arise during these types of surgeries.<br><br>I believe that AI has the ability to crush those careers, and while that sounds good, I think it would be a disaster for humanity. Many of these jobs are essential for maintaining order and a good quality of life.<br><br>I like technology, but I think it should be used as a tool and enhancer, not as a replacement for human beings in these fields.