Artificial Intelligence is Poised to be a Premier Player in the Future of Health Care
Madhuchanda Kar, Jhilam Mukherjee
Keywords :
Artificial intelligence, Chatbot, EMR, Health care, Precision medicine, Wearable sensors
Citation Information :
Kar M, Mukherjee J. Artificial Intelligence is Poised to be a Premier Player in the Future of Health Care. Bengal Physician Journal 2023; 10 (2):47-49.
The goal of artificial intelligence (AI) is to imitate cognitive processes in humans. Due to expanding availability of health care data and the quick advancement of analytics techniques, it is bringing about a paradigm shift in health care. Recent advancements in the digitized data-collecting process have allowed AI applications to expand into previously believed to be the sole domain of human experts. In this article, we discuss current developments in AI technology across a range of health care applications, as well as the challenges that must yet to be overcome to implement a precise medical AI system.
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