Mark Cuban: AI Won't Replace Radiologists, But Will Be Used by All of Them
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-08-20
Mark Cuban argues that models become outdated instantly and are expensive to run, making full replacement unlikely. He emphasizes the complexity of integrating AI in high-stakes fields like medicine, suggesting that radiologists will learn to use AI as a skill rather than be replaced by it.
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