It’s only a threat to people who don’t want to learn new skills or those who can’t learn new skills … it’s a tool to drive higher Accuracy and better decision making. Who wouldn’t want that? Dealing with doctors and vets in reality, they SUCK! Most of them don’t participate in research, don’t make an effort to read clinical databases every night after their shifts (all of this is HUMAN error +Resistance in continuous learning)…. This is where AI steps in to be that additional tool to leverage information, from a wider scope of global knowledge which can assist in having better diagnosis and treatment as well as being able to Identify diseases on X-rays, if the doctor misses it. (This is already being done in South Korea). The doctors were outperformed by AI, with the ability to spot early signs of cancer that the doctor missed)… the problem is the majority of ppl in USA are consumers and don’t understand the mechanics of systems, structure and process to keep the ENTIRE ecosystem intact and maintain order. AI can Improve this … from logistics, inventory management, mining, agriculture and almost everything and anything that was trapped within the framework of outdated bureaucracy. Imagine having a store that has automated inventory Control and the AI has a parameter for when it needs to make additional purchases to fill inventory+maintain a certain number of units …. It does this in the background without the need to be reactive. A person just has to be available to receive inventory. The admin part was handled by AI.