GenAI Impact: Hype or Healthcare Revolution ?
Dr Vijay Raaghavan
Building Human+AI Reciprocal Intelligence I Promoter of Ancient Mysore Art I
Let's shift gears for a moment. Sure, the capabilities of GenAI are super cool to talk about, but let's dig deeper—how is it actually going to change things? Can it really make a difference in how patients get better? Is it going to help doctors and nurses spend more time with their patients instead of paperwork and screens? Or are we just caught up in another exciting story that's more hype than help?
To really get to the bottom of this, we need to look at the hard facts and see what GenAI has already achieved. What concrete results have we seen? Let's dive into that and find out.
Love Mark's viewpoint, to sum it up for you - AI could change healthcare by making diagnoses quicker, treatments more personal, and discovering new medicines faster. Right now, it's great at reading medical images but can't do everything by itself due to some big challenges like keeping patient info safe and being fair to everyone. The goal is to use AI to help doctors, not take their jobs, making sure everyone gets better healthcare
Bill Gates
AI's about to change healthcare big time, making things like diagnosing diseases quicker and treatments more personal. We're just scratching the surface, but if Bill Gates is betting on it, you know it's not just talk. He's seeing the future and it's practical, focused on making life better for everyone. Thanks to his vision, we're looking at a future where healthcare is smarter and more fair for all.
What if a Physician Doesn't Use AI and Something Bad Happens? An interesting take and an insightful read worth spreading
2023 Elsevier Author of "Advancing AI in Healthcare: A Comprehensive Review of Best Practices"
8 个月Very interesting take, Dr Vijay Raaghavan. Thank you for citing my article! Much appreciated.
Fascinating topic—keen to see how GenAI will translate into tangible benefits in healthcare beyond the buzz.