What Does the AMA Augmented Intelligence Policy Mean for Healthcare Professionals?
While artificial intelligence mimics tasks done by a human being, augmented intelligence is intended to help humans — like a dependable, highly intelligent associate.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Facial Recognition Technology Raises Ethical, Legal, Privacy Concerns in Health Care
Physicians must consider the challenges associated with using facial recognition technology in healthcare settings.
How Should Artificial Intelligence Support Clinician Decision Making?
For decades, clinicians and researchers have been interested in seeing what role computers can play in complex clinical decision making.
The Future Of Robot Physicians: Is Artificial Intelligence Poised to Take Over Medicine?
By 2030, robots will likely replace 800 million workers. Will physicians make the cut?
Technological Breakthroughs in Medicine Move Physician-Patient Interactions From The Computer Screen Back to the Exam Room
While technological breakthroughs have had positive effects in the corporate world, they have led to exacerbated physician burnout in the medical field.
An Introduction to Deep Learning and Neural Networks and Their Utility in Health Care
The “deep learning” approach to artificial intelligence allows computers to perform diagnostic tasks with accuracy comparable to that of trained medical professionals.
AMA Adopts Policy on Augmented Intelligence
A more appropriate term for “artificial intelligence” in medicine would be “augmented intelligence.”
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