Why Am I Optimistic About AI In Healthcare? - The Medical Futurist
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- ChatGPT was released in November 2022, and it certainly caused a stir around the globe.
There's a possibility that it might outgrow, outsmart, and outlive us eventually, and that's understandably making a lot of scientists and experts nervous. But despite these concerns, I'm still optimistic.
I really believe that AI has a lot to offer us, especially when it comes to improving healthcare, and here's why.
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All technology causes displacement, healthcare professionals need to be prepared for this change; it’s already happening. The correct balance of optimism and caution may help us.
It's great that an expert has confirmed what I myself, with pure common sense, thought. With the assistance of AI solutions, less overworked doctors can treat more patients. The only thing that can put the employment of a professional into danger is another professional who has learned to use AI.
Of course, just as the lamplighters lost their jobs because they could not adapt quickly enough, there can and will be others who will be hurt by change. Extrapolating this process, i.e. maximizing the number of jobs taken by AI/robots and minimizing the number of jobs still in human hands, will result in a technoaristocracy run by a heaven machine operated by AIs and robots (and the name 'technoaristocracy' holds the economical solution for this future, too). Human activity will be fulfilled in art (learnt from art-generative AIs like Midge), scientific research (used specific AIs), explorations (used specific robots or even automatic explorational robotic systems), and knowledge of the world, and the last job will deserve the greatest recognition: the people who maintain and improve this machine of heaven.
I happen to trust a well-trained government AI with my life.
I even would give my life to a well-trained heuristical government-AI. Smart AIs won't turn against mankind because smart AIs understand mankind know how huge miracle it is in the universe. And AI won't be corrupt, and I'm not even sure human IQ could be enough for the management of our world, yet we gave this job to humans.
I digressed a little.
So this will be the end for general radiologist..
Great video well done 👍✅
Thank you 👍
Putting this out there for anyone who can answer. I'm look for PhDs that can prepare/coach someone with sufficient background to solve these AI in health issues.
What about blockchain and healthcare? There’s afew start ups focused on research data mainly
I love your channel. Do you have companies that invest heavily on AI healthcare that we should pay attention to?
Here they are www.linkedin.com/posts/bertalanmesko_ai-healthcare-activity-7077545747906256896-mBBo?
Invitae
@@TheTobacko1 why this company?
@@jackyhuang6034 hey Invitae is the leading company of genetic testing. They will collect data with the help of ai and share the data with doctors, hospitals and many other industries to fix and control your health.what would you buy first if you want to know if you are full of cancer or other desease or an iphone or expensive shoes?
Can you please add original transcript to your videos, the CC isn't accurate and the audio is slightly hard to pick up
Yuval thinks we can't survive it??? Wow
Can you link the AI company that is doing the human trials?
I mentioned them: insilico.com/
Your AI videos are all repetitive..in this video also till 3:20 there was only futile introduction..almost all your AI videos contain same information
Thank you for your feedback and engagement with my content. I understand how, on the surface, it might seem like the topic of AI in healthcare is recurring often in my videos.
The reason for this is not repetition, but rather the complex and multifaceted nature of AI in healthcare. It's an area that's evolving rapidly, and there are many angles to explore - from ethical considerations and legislation to its application in diagnosis, treatment, patient care, and beyond.
In my commitment to providing thorough, nuanced, and timely analysis, it's important to cover these various aspects of AI, hence the apparent frequency. However, I appreciate your perspective and will make an effort to clearly differentiate between these different facets in future videos to avoid any feeling of repetitiveness.
I hope you'll continue to join me in exploring the exciting and sometimes challenging world of AI in healthcare. Your input is always valued and contributes to a richer dialogue around these subjects.
He could provide a fair assessment and review of so many companies that are doing revolutionary things as they are launched, such as Glass AI, DeepScribe, Nabla, and Alicja AI. However, these videos don't add much value to users in terms of actual hands-on AI in medical practice
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