Artificial intelligence, as an emergent technology, is poised to transform healthcare in a number of ways. There are a lot of expectations being placed on the technology, and in some cases it can deliver. It has shown promise in crunching large amounts of data and in informing clinical decisions and insights, and, while it’s not a magical solution, more and more applications for AI are starting to emerge.
But because those applications are so disparate and wide-ranging, it can be a complex landscape for healthcare leaders, who want to remain on the forefront of technological progress while applying the tech in an ethical manner.
Currently, AI offers two paths: automation and augmentation, Healthcare Finance reports. Read more.
