Explicability of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare 5.0

Marvin Minsky, the father of Artificial intelligence (AI), defined AI as machines that are smarter than humans and can-do tasks that humans cannot easily do. Artificial intelligence has grown at a rapid rate never before seen in a variety of industries. Different types of AI are already used by insurance companies, service providers and companies. Now, with the addition of AI, the healthcare sector is also emerging. Increased availability of medical data and rapid advances in analytical techniques are causing a paradigm shift in healthcare. The literature reveals multiple AI applications for healthcare services and an incompletely covered body of research. The authors explored the current situation of AI technology in healthcare was examined, in addition to their long-term prospects. As a result, the goal is to use a bibliometric method to analyze the dynamics of the interconnection between digital health and AI approaches while taking into account responsible AI and ethical elements of scientific output throughout time.