Artificial intelligence has become ubiquitous in the healthcare industry. From deep learning algorithms that can read medical scans faster to Electronic Medical Records that can be filtered into structured data, the applications for AI in healthcare seem endless. However, technology continues to face criticism from the sceptics. AI may bring not inconsiderable threats of privacy problems, ethics concerns, and medical errors. So does predictive medicine exploit human vulnerabilities?
Technology is playing an integral role in the world today and all sectors are benefitting from what it has to offer. The health care sector is no exception. It can benefit significantly from predictive analytics, and it can be argued that this technology is a core aspect of the future of medicine and health care delivery in general.
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