By Gil Bashe – There are plenty of reasons to fear ChatGPT and augmented intelligence (AI) — not so much today — but its potential to compete with human creativity in the future. Many justify its value. Others explain its dangers. This is a double-edged sword conversation — both points of view have merit.
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By Andrea Kowalski & Kyle Ryan – If we are to realize the future of healthcare and address the serious challenges that plague our industry, we must embrace AI and leverage innovative approaches.
By William Hersh MD – Our news and science feeds are so filled these days with everything artificial intelligence (AI), from large language models to their impacts on society, that we may miss important studies on other informatics topics, some of which may have lessons for AI.
With recent advances in augmented intelligence, the American Medical Association House of Delegates adopted policy during its Annual Meeting calling for greater regulatory oversight of insurers’ use of AI in reviewing patient claims and prior authorization requests.
By Cathy Thomas Hess – Wound care has undergone a substantial evolution over the past few years, beginning with the introduction of EHRs and continuing today with the incorporation of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
By Peyman Zand – CereCore organized a cohort of healthcare CIOs representing different healthcare organizations to delve into the realm of AI, analytics and automation. As they explored the endless possibilities, they acknowledged the tangible risks and valid concerns.
By Ryan Hennen – Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide, with approx. 1.8 M each year. Most patients are diagnosed after symptoms have appeared and the disease has progressed to an advanced stage explaing the current worldwide five-year survival rate of just 20%.
By David Burda – How well do doctors interact with patients? Is there a difference between how they interact with patients in person and online? And what if that online interaction isn’t with a real doctor but with an AI-powered chatbot? A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine last month examined.
By Jeremy Dixon & Wesley Combs – Natural language processing tools driven by artificial intelligence—the most well-known being ChatGPT—are poised to revolutionize the ways we do business and live our lives. Without question, these tools will affect your medical practice. The question is how.