Future of the Artificial Intelligence in Daily Health Applications

Melis Y. Minas, Giorgos Triantafillou
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This study explores the future possibilities of artificial intelligence (henceforth AI) and related daily health applications. AI mimics human intelligence though approaches of machine learning (ML), natural language processing (NLP), and expert thinking, which enable the use of healthcare data to improve outcomes of care. Leveraging AI in healthcare suggests a better return on investment (ROI) and efficiency than utilizing the skills of clinicians alone. The methodology used was exploratory in nature which hinged on the content analysis and synthesis of a literature review of studies done in this area. The study was driven by two research questions that address the potential benefits of AI and ethical considerations as a significant stumbling block. The results suggest the different types of AI systems are essential in daily healthcare applications which include ML, which requires artificial neural networks, administration, diagnostics, and treatment, and patient engagement and adherence. Focusing on the bigger picture, the application of AI in daily medical procedures will supplement clinicians’ understanding of their patients and improve outcomes of care through information processing.
人工智能在日常健康应用中的未来
本研究探讨人工智能(以下简称AI)及其日常健康应用的未来可能性。人工智能通过机器学习(ML)、自然语言处理(NLP)和专家思维等方法模仿人类智能,从而能够使用医疗保健数据来改善护理结果。与仅利用临床医生的技能相比,在医疗保健中利用人工智能可以获得更好的投资回报(ROI)和效率。所使用的方法本质上是探索性的,这取决于对该领域所做研究的内容分析和文献综述的综合。这项研究是由两个研究问题推动的,这两个研究问题解决了人工智能的潜在好处和伦理考虑,这是一个重大的绊脚石。研究结果表明,不同类型的人工智能系统在日常医疗保健应用中至关重要,其中包括ML,它需要人工神经网络、管理、诊断和治疗,以及患者的参与和依从性。从更大的角度来看,人工智能在日常医疗程序中的应用将补充临床医生对患者的了解,并通过信息处理改善护理结果。
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