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Karina Diaz Prof. Weiner WRT 205 9 July 2018 Technological intervention in the medical field. Successful or not? What we need to know. Have you ever wondered if the future does more harm than good? Many of us wonder about controversial topics like did the iPhone make us more dependent on technology or did the new vacuum robots make us less responsible and lazy. Truth is nobody completely has the answer to whether technology in our lifetime has become a burden more than it has improved the world around us. Those of us who find an interest in understanding how technology has ultimately empowered medicine must read this. Because it will not only offer an explanation of what has improved but also demonstrate how there are still uncertainties of whether or not technology is doing good or bad in the medical field. It is crucial to explore these grounds on the influence of the medical field. In recent years, medicine has become a popular candidate where technologi...
Karina,
ReplyDeleteYour project was very interesting because it made me think about if I would be as comfortable with a robot doctor than a human doctor. I agree with your argument that robots shouldn't replace humans because us humans have the better judgement. When I first thought about your argument I thought that robots would be a better fit for the doctor position. I was thinking if we made robot more technologically advanced than humans it would work better. But than I also thought that robot doctors wouldn't be able to interpret the right information or understand what the person is saying all the time. That's why I think humans should have the doctor title instead of robots. I thought your project got people think about what would they feel comfortable with. Great job!
Hi Karina,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed watching your video! I find this topic incredibly interesting, and is making me rethink becoming a bio major. I do think, however, that although technology and robots in the medical field would probably increase factors such as precision and efficiency and reduce things such as burnout, a robot most likely could not serve as a replacement for such things as bedside manner and the ability to think critically and be empathetic towards patients, gaining experience and being able to diagnose someone based on this experience. Overall well done!
Jake Fallon