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>>9031897
Diagnosis is literally 10% of the job of a doctor, 90% is talking to the patients, doing medical procedures, checking the aftercare and most importantly: paperwork.
Only in Dr House you see doctors spending days crunching on a diagnosis for a patient, it's the 1% of the cases.

It's pretty much the same thing for lawyers: communicating with clients, contacting other people to get pieces for your cases or discuss settlements, etc... takes the majority of the day, actually analyzing a contact to see if it's compliant with the law or building a defense takes very little time in comparaison.

If you think some IA will come and make doctors and lawyers obsolete in few years because they can do some decision making based on percentages on symptoms or contracts you are deluded.
Ironically it's all the things that have very little to do that medical science or law and that doctors/lawyers hate that will keep them in the game.

Now there are some jobs like radiology that will probably soon involve IA but when you are gastroenterologist there is fuck all a software can do for you at the moment beside analyzing stools.