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Tech meets health: AI's game-changing impact on healthcare 🚀🏥 As a young entrepreneur who's navigated the ups and downs of startups, this Microsoft article hits home. AI isn't just changing the game - it's rewriting the rules. Key takeaways that blew my mind: 1) 80% of healthcare orgs now use AI 2) AI helping detect 12% more breast cancers 3) Reverse prompting' for critical health decisions But here's what really got me: A 13-year-old using AI to write a book about anxiety. Talk about solving real problems! Fellow founders, are we thinking big enough? How can we use AI to make a real difference in people's lives? This article is a must-read for anyone in tech or healthcare. #AIinHealthcare #StartupInnovation #TechForGood"

Inspiring to see how the responsible use of AI, particularly NLP and Vision technologies, can positively impact physical and mental health!

The pace at which companies are adopting AI is mind blowing , however this isn't an overnight journey . A lot of companies especially in the healthcare sector has adopted this in the form of RPA or utilising models in their diagnosis already. What we see today is the next phase of adoption more widely. In my experience with a firm that once relied on manual analysis of scan reports, the process was laborious. Radiologists would receive scans and patients, some in intensive care, would endure an agonising wait for results, delaying critical treatments. The advent of AI has revolutionised this process, streamlining initial diagnoses and enhancing the precision of radiologists’ predictions.Having observed these advancements firsthand, I can attest to the incredible benefits they bring. Here’s to the power of technology harnessed for the greater good. #HealthcareInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #TechnologyForGood

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Certainly we had seen earlier use of smart technologies in chronic care and treatment decisions, helping both the Doctors and the Patients. With the advancements in AI technologies, its now at the forefront of such usage and many more. Risk assessment based on the medical records, various test results and symptoms, can guide the physicians and hospitals in better care management. Word of caution for all about the usefulness of this emerging technology to use it with proper guidance and devoting the time from human beings and not just relying on the outcome of AI

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Oh my, I loved the article until the last part. Anyway, let me share my thoughts on AI. AI is a powerful, game-changing innovation, as the article shows. Like any man-made invention, AI can benefit humanity, but if misused, it can be divisive, disruptive, and dangerous. Advanced AI, like generative AI, can greatly improve lives but can also cause significant harm if used with selfish motives. As i always share in other forums, AI evangelist should not only promote AI usage but also ensure it is used ethically, morally, justly, and for the benefit of all not just a few. Since global control and regulation are unlikely, we must voice out against its every misuse we discover. For instance, I've observed a superpower using AI to develop a powerful water cannon to bully a third-world country in the South China Sea. Additionally, many are concerned about how corporate AI proliferation could impact the workforce, which is even more concerning than the IT or automation evolution and digitization revolution. Cybersec professionals should have a very dedicated or focused group on bigdata+AI, too, IMHO. Furthermore, corporations like Microsoft perhaps must include in their mission to share awareness on both, pros and cons of AI use.

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But I think there are still challenges to AI. For instance, Complex Surgical Procedures, Patient-Physician Interaction. In other words, AI still has a position of assisting, not play the key role without human. Let's see Patient-Physician Interaction case: AI tools can assist with patient communication, but the nuanced understanding and empathy required in patient-physician interactions are areas where AI is not yet fully effective. Human doctors still play a crucial role in understanding patients' emotional and psychological needs.