AN OVERVIEW ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HEALTHCARE.

1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HEALTHCARE ABSTRACT NO.
VIKASH KUMAR; PRATYUSH ANAND; B.PHARM “AADHAVAN/PP/125”
NIBHA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES, KARIMPUR, NALANDA, (803116)
E-mail ID - nipsrajgir@gmail.com
INTRODUCTION ROLE OF AI AND ROBOTICS IN HEALTHCARE
 The term Artificial intelligence (AI)
was coined by John McCarthy.
 Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being
increasingly applied in healthcare.
 Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to
the simulation of human
intelligence in machines that are
programmed to think like humans
and mimic their actions.
 Artificial Intelligence (AI) exists
when a machine can have human
based skills such as learning,
reasoning and solving problems.
AI IN HEALTHCARE
DIAGNOSIS EARLY DETECTION
VIRTUAL NURSING
STAFF
AI-ROBOT ASSISTED
SURGERY
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ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS IN AI CONCLUSION
 Technology is changing fast, and the world is
embracing it. Concepts that were mere
science fiction only a couple of decades ago –
like artificial intelligence (AI) – are quickly
becoming commonplace.
 Artificial intelligence can convert drug
discovery from a labor-intensive to capital-
and the data-intensive process by utilizing
robotics and models of genetic targets, drugs,
organs, diseases and their progression.
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APPLICATIONS FOR AI IN HEALTHCARE