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The interviewer speculates that radiologists’ wages may have increased because they provide scarce human work that remains a bottleneck to wider automation.
Dwarkesh Patel · Andrej Karpathy — AGI is still a decade away · 17 Oct 2025
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“and if it ended had if it was the case with like with radiologists where the person sitting in the front of the uber or the front of the waymo has to be specially trained for years in order to be able to provide the last one percent their wages should go up tremendously because they're like the one the one thing bottlenecking wide deployment so radiologists i think their wages have gone up for similar reasons if you're like the last bottleneck you should you're like and you're not fungible which like you know a waymo driver might be fungible with other things um so you might see this thing where like your wages go like whoop”Play from 1:11:40Report a misattribution
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