Radiologists: what is your specialty and would you recommend it?

Hello, medical student here with a strong interest in radiology. I'm hoping to gain insights into what each radiology specialty/subspecialty (MSK, neuro, body, breast, nuclear, vascular/IR, etc.) entails, such as:

what is the work that you do?
typical day for you?
would you recommend it? why or why not?
how do you see the job market for your specialty in the next 10 years (i.e. given the hype of AI, etc)?

Thank you for your time!

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