Will you as an epidemiologist be replaced by AI?

Right now, your daily work involves digging into data, mapping the spread of infections, and writing reports that explain what the numbers mean for politicians and the public. That’s where AI comes in, quickly sorting through large datasets, spotting patterns, and even drafting initial texts. But it’s still up to you to interpret what those patterns mean, talk to people in the field, and make decisions when uncertainty is high. In EuroWork, for example, you can input a stack of infection control reports from different regions and get help summarising the differences and similarities, so you don’t have to sit comparing table after table.