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‘Clean’ and unbiased Big Data key to effective AI algorithms
AI algorithms developed using Big Data could help liberate providers to care more directly for their patients, say researchers, but developers need to guard against replicating potential data biases.
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Thanks to Cloud Computing, SaaS is Coming to Healthcare
Data sharing to support the training and testing of AI algorithms would promote generalizability of AI algorithms to widespread clinical practice and mitigate unintended bias, according to the authors.
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How AI will change the way medicine is taught
If more AI in healthcare means docs will have to spend less time gathering information, says one medical educator, then that should give them more time interacting with patients with empathy and compassion.
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AI-driven snakebots help surgeons peer around patients' corners
AI-driven robots operating on human brains? Perhaps not as futuristic as you think.
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Survey: many healthcare execs still unclear about uses for AI
The digitization of healthcare has given rise to new administrative processes that in turn have raised operational costs across hospitals and healthcare systems, and AI can help executives get those costs under control.
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How voice technology can help doctors find the answers they’re after
Patients want well-informed doctors, and doctors want quick and easy access to patient information. Voice technology might just be the answer for both.
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UK’s NHS launches national AI lab
Among other things, NHS officials expect AI to help identify patients who could be more easily treated in the community, thus helping patients to receive treatment closer to home.
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Expert: AI’s future is big, but it can help providers in little ways right now
Expecting the rise of AI and actually experiencing it are two different realities, says one stakeholder, noting the trick is to know what AI can do now while preparing for what it will do in the future.
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Provider taps AI-powered app to improve medication adherence
Because new technology helps providers understand who does or does not need assistance, says one CMO, human resources can ultimately be better targeted.