Description
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform entirely the medical profession, from patient education and physician training to clinical practice and advanced research. AI also has limitations and can interfere with the physician-patient relationship and data privacy. There is a need to critically review the ethical aspects of AI to avoid deleterious results. This book will be centered on how AI can help to deliver better outcomes. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: Applications, Limitations and Ethical Perspectives focuses on reviewing selected publications about the relation between AI and medicine, and how it can revolutionize physician practices and patient management. Chapters will be created using a machine-generated content summarization tool and will include comments from the editors. Addressing technical, clinical, and ethical aspects of AI in Medicine, this book is directed to clinicians, students, IT specialists and biomedicine scientists.