Artificial Intelligence and Medicine
Journal Title: Science Insights - Year 2022, Vol 41, Issue 1
Abstract
The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) has resulted in numerous technological advancements in the medical profession and a radical transformation of the old medical model. Artificial intelligence in medicine consists mostly of machine learning, deep learning, expert systems, intelligent robotics, the internet of medical things, and other prevalent and new AI technology. The primary applications of AI in the medical industry are intelligent screening, intelligent diagnosis, risk prediction, and supplemental treatment. Presently, medical AI has achieved significant advances, and big data quality management, new technology empowerment innovation, multi-domain knowledge integration, and personalized medical decision-making will exhibit greater growth potential in the clinical arena.
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Jonas Vanak
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