Absolutely. But without post docs, it won't be long before we are unable to understand what the LLMs are suggesting.

This is a bit like saying that shoes are more important than shoe factories. Yes, sure, I can't wear a shoe factory, but we'll all run out of shoes if all the factories are gone.

Perhaps if you assume we will continually be offered highly valuable medical advances into the future without humans who understand it.

That's a big assumption to make, so I hope you at least have some proof to back it up.

Post docs is the base that AI was born from...

We still need post docs. What will change is their specializations.

That's why nobody writes their paper on gravity or polio in 2026.

Then we end up like that anti-aging guy and end up older and giving ourselves untreatable diseases

But do we get any without them?