Veterinarians

Destiny (No chance) says

I wanna be a veterinarian. However smart robots will be doesn't mean that they would know how to do surgery, how old a stray dog is, probably won't know how much to feed each one, and they can't bathe them because they're robots so I don't think there is a chance of that happening.

Millie Pug (No chance) says

I want to be a Vet when I'm older and if robots can't open door nobs then can we really trust they won't accidentally cut the animal?

Jay Mengi (No chance) says

Veterinary nurses will be a thing and take over vaccination and other basic tasks. Vets would be doing more specialized appointments/surgery.

alannah (No chance) says

there is no chance that robotics will take over a veterinarian's job like I said in my paragraph that I wrote for school that veterinarians are they need to be meticulous and just because the people that run the robotics they will not overrun the veterinarians because would you trust a robot with your animal do you think that you that your animal would be in good hands

T grace (No chance) says

Because they need to operate and be very careful

MD says

Can AI read animal behaviour?

M (no chance hopefully) says

I hope not because I have always wanted to be a vet and what if something went wrong in surgery? D: Be so sad if a pet died because something was wrong with one of the robots!

Lee says

In effect, AI helps enhance the capability to care for patients.

The purpose of AI is to improve the efficiency and accuracy of the veterinarian, but AI can never replace the practitioner’s role in the diagnostic process.

Recently, some forms of AI have been labelled “Robotic Medicine,” raising concerns as to the place for this technology in medicine and misinterpreted as a threat that replaces a veterinarian in some instances.

However, the analysis and expertise of the veterinarian will always be necessary and irreplaceable in interpreting the data. AI simply bolsters a veterinarian’s abilities: there is more information from which veterinarians can quickly and accurately draw their diagnostic conclusions.

With AI backing them up, veterinarians are not only able to better themselves as veterinarians, but a correct, quick, and confident diagnosis wins them a trusting client base. Satisfied clients return time and again, and refer others who want the best veterinary care for their animals. Don’t get left behind. Use intelligent imaging to become an even more remarkable veterinarian!

jocelyn (No chance) says

how will a robot be able to feel whats wrong with animals

asdf (Small chance) says

One wrong move if the robot isn't functioning well, the animal's dead.

Parson Russell Terrier owner says

Pets need human interaction to lower anxiety and stave off depression.

myname (Likely) says

they are already better in diagnosing cancer than doctors

Aaron says

You could probably use apps and AI to diagnose your pets illnesses and ailments. AI could make vets and vet techs jobs a lot easier, removing a lot of responsibilities, which in my mind would make their job not as demanding therefore lower wages.

blevin (No chance) says

you are just silly if you think that a robot can take care of my cat

avichal (Small chance) says

It requires understanding of an animal so no ai can do it

Leona (Small chance) says

Because pets could die and then no more vets

pp says

This job should not be taken by robots because humans have sympathy and can understand
what the patient is feeling and can treat it better with more care

Mlepnos says

I am glad that we will still have a job to do

17hn11 says

This is good because you wouldn't take the animals to the vets if they were robots and they wouldn't do the right thing with medicine and operations because they would do it wrong and the animals may die

Sam (Small chance) says

i think that people will not want to bring their animals into a place with ai or robots. they will want to talk to a person who they can connect with and feel safe with because they know they are experienced and love animals.

abdulaziz (Small chance) says

hopefully no

Foo (Highly likely) says

Just like with human doctors, the job can be divided into two parts: Diagnostics and Treatment. Diagnostics is really hard, because there is so much data and research material and you need to combine all of this to make the diagnosis. This is something that is actually really easy for AI to do and with much better accuracy than what humans can do. Even if human doctor is kept to make the final judgement, just having AI to prevent misdiagnosis will reduce the need of human work in both diagnosis and treatment as correct cure is found faster.

S (No chance) says

No one sane would risk a pricey robot getting bitten, scratched or kicked...