Library: Artificial Intelligence (AI): Introduction to AI

Welcome to the Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Medicine and Health Sciences Guide!

This living guide introduces key concepts, benefits, and challenges of AI, with a focus on writing, citing, and using AI responsibly in academic and professional health sciences contexts. It is important to note that this guide is not a comprehensive nor exhaustive guide on AI content. It is a curated collection of basic information and tools that is continually evolving.

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Information

Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to computer systems designed to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence. These include learning, problem-solving, recognizing speech or images, generating text, and decision-making.

AI is transforming healthcare education, research, and clinical practice. Understanding how to use AI tools ethically and effectively is becoming an essential skill for students, researchers, and practitioners.

Efficiency: Speeds up literature searches, helps draft clinical documentation, and can assist in diagnosing via imaging tools.

Personalization: AI-based apps can offer customized learning plans and simulate patient cases.

Accessibility: Translation tools and voice recognition enhance communication in diverse settings.

Decision Support: AI tools analyze clinical data to assist in patient care and treatment decisions.

Training

Sage Campus offers beginner courses on Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT!

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