I think robots only can give doctors and nurses support, can not replace them. Because beween human and human always have a connection what a robot don't have, such as emotion, sympathy, understanding...
the robot Sofia, who was granted Saudi citizenship, said she wanted to dominate and murder humans. there is already the robot Grace who is a nurse Remember that the fourth industrial revolution is the fusion of biological, technological and digital media, it is transhumanism.
you're right. They are just machine programmed by human. I think when it comes to an emergency in a hospital or the happening pandemic, teamwork and solidarity from human will be the best way to treat patients effectively.
I really thankful for this educational & informative vid. I really love Neil and Sam , thank for your great efforts for us.Really thank you again. I really love this content it's fascinating 😊.
Ai refers to lots of machine learning algorithms and procedures. The case of skin cancer diagnosis is based on what is called "supervised learning" in which the "machine" (a robot or any piece of software) is given with a bunch of "labeled" images that is images of skin which are known to belong to positive and negative cases. So, yes, supervised learning algorithms still need humans. I believe robots won't replace humans, instead I think we will enhance our brains with ai.
Thanks BBC My summary while listening Today’s topic is related to artificial intelligence and medicine in the future. We often wonder whether advanced machines could really replace human doctors and nurses or not. According to Daniel Susskind, a researcher, the Stanford medical team has invented a system which could analyze a picture of a freckle to see whether a person has cancer or is healthy. However, he isn’t convinced that humans would be replaced by AI technology. This technology still needs humans to program it and learn from the performance and experiences of medical practitioners.
VOCABULARY'S VIDEO 1. Make a bargain with: mặc cả 2. Dermatologist : hầy thuốc khoa da 3. Made an exciting announcement: thông báo 4. Microscope : kính hiển vi 5. Bedside manner: the kind and caring behavior shown by doctors and nurses to people who are ill 6. Freckle: small brown or ginger spot on someone’s skin, especially a person with pale skin 7. Cancerous: involving cancer 8. Make a diagnosis: a doctor’s judgment about what someone’s particular sickness or disease is, made after examining them 9. Rule of thumb: a useful and practical but approximate way of doing or measuring something 10. Where, how, what, why on earth...?: an emphatic way of forming a statement or question to show frustration, anger, surprise, or disbelief 11. whether or not that : liệu có hay không 12. particularly revealing: phát hiện khám phá 13. Sore throat: đau họng 14. Headache: đau đầu
There is a huge shortage of doctors. With the help of AI, many more accurate diagnoses can be made early, leading to early life saving treatment ultimately saving lives.
I don't see the life without doctors. They are professional and know their work well. There are many technologies which can describe diseases. But i prefer real doctors. Perhaps in the future robots can replace doctors. Robots can replace everyone in my opinion. Thanks BBC
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I think robots only can give doctors and nurses support, can not replace them. Because beween human and human always have a connection what a robot don't have, such as emotion, sympathy, understanding...
Lovely comment which highlights the two different roles that humans and AI can bring. ❤️❤️❤️
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the robot Sofia, who was granted Saudi citizenship, said she wanted to dominate and murder humans. there is already the robot Grace who is a nurse
Remember that the fourth industrial revolution is the fusion of biological, technological and digital media, it is transhumanism.
yeah, you're right.
you're right. They are just machine programmed by human. I think when it comes to an emergency in a hospital or the happening pandemic, teamwork and solidarity from human will be the best way to treat patients effectively.
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Thank you for doing this wonderful job. Please let me know how long have you been doing this 6 minute english. I mean, since when.
I did
I'm sharing.and Like this video because it's very good for me.
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I really thankful for this educational & informative vid. I really love Neil and Sam , thank for your great efforts for us.Really thank you again. I really love this content it's fascinating 😊.
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Great topic to deal with.thanks.Julio retired teacher Dolores Argentina.
Thank you for this interesting podcast.
2:50 this is clearly Dan from BBC Learning English, with his voice pitch lowered!
Honestly, I have to say Daniel's voice is too brainstorming for me to make out!
Very interesting and useful channel . Is this for what English level ? More than Intermediate I think .
Ai refers to lots of machine learning algorithms and procedures. The case of skin cancer diagnosis is based on what is called "supervised learning" in which the "machine" (a robot or any piece of software) is given with a bunch of "labeled" images that is images of skin which are known to belong to positive and negative cases. So, yes, supervised learning algorithms still need humans. I believe robots won't replace humans, instead I think we will enhance our brains with ai.
A very well articulated response! 👍👍 We look forward to seeing what the future brings. 👍
Wonderful theme. Thank you. Is it possible to have the written version?
Thank you so much. A very interesting subject. So many new words. Actually helpfull. But I am a bit scared about the AI and the future. 😬
Where on earth we will find such channel like bbc learning English😊
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I think that Katherine is better then Sam in speaking .I understand well with Katherine.
Thank you .
Nice topic again! I always learn new words and expressions. Thanks
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My summary while listening
Today’s topic is related to artificial intelligence and medicine in the future. We often wonder whether advanced machines could really replace human doctors and nurses or not.
According to Daniel Susskind, a researcher, the Stanford medical team has invented a system which could analyze a picture of a freckle to see whether a person has cancer or is healthy.
However, he isn’t convinced that humans would be replaced by AI technology. This technology still needs humans to program it and learn from the performance and experiences of medical practitioners.
VOCABULARY'S VIDEO
1. Make a bargain with: mặc cả
2. Dermatologist : hầy thuốc khoa da
3. Made an exciting announcement: thông báo
4. Microscope : kính hiển vi
5. Bedside manner: the kind and caring behavior shown by doctors and nurses to people who are ill
6. Freckle: small brown or ginger spot on someone’s skin, especially a person with pale skin
7. Cancerous: involving cancer
8. Make a diagnosis: a doctor’s judgment about what someone’s particular sickness or disease is, made after examining them
9. Rule of thumb: a useful and practical but approximate way of doing or measuring something
10. Where, how, what, why on earth...?: an emphatic way of forming a statement or question to show frustration, anger, surprise, or disbelief
11. whether or not that : liệu có hay không
12. particularly revealing: phát hiện khám phá
13. Sore throat: đau họng
14. Headache: đau đầu
oh amazing topic ❤️❤️❤️
The logo doesn't refer to 6 min, it refers to 9min approximately because the watch in the logo have 8 divisions not 12
There is a huge shortage of doctors. With the help of AI, many more accurate diagnoses can be made early, leading to early life saving treatment ultimately saving lives.
Only time will tell🕒
agree with you!
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Me : went to med school
The future : lol that's cute
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I don't see the life without doctors. They are professional and know their work well. There are many technologies which can describe diseases. But i prefer real doctors. Perhaps in the future robots can replace doctors. Robots can replace everyone in my opinion. Thanks BBC
Good morning
No, now is evening
Yes. It is already the case, doctors are largely dependant of new technology, drugs, medical devices, and of imposed standards.
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1st comment .YAY! wonderful!
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I think its better to replace doctors with Robots because now a days doctor charge very much for normal diseases.
I don’t understand a lot to listen
The BBC websites '6-minute English' and 'The English We Speak' are practical. You can choose the right level from basic to advanced there.
1:30 :)
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I am trying to find someone wanting to practice speaking English with me.
We can improve our speaking by Microsoft Team If there's anyone?
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Exactly!
What's your email?
So that I can send you meeting e-mail to see if it works.
that's a great idea.
Hi Tran yes definitely.
Are you also looking for speaking English partner?
What about transcript?!
You can find the transcript here: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/6-minute-english/ep-210819
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First comment
Its almost impossible to listen Daniel Susskind, since he has strange accent and he aint pronounce words completely
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