Abstract
This article discusses the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine to address complex challenges, from personalized treatment to difficult diagnoses. The use of AI in medicine has exhibited remarkable performance in various fields, including evidence-based clinical decision support, AI-assisted surgery, and electronic health records analysis. However, challenges remain, such as data silos and potential biases in AI training data. Despite these challenges, AI technology has the potential to transform healthcare in significant ways, and ongoing research and development, collaborations among stakeholders, and innovative initiatives can help ensure its safe and ethical use in medicine and healthcare.
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