Authors: Dr. M. Sucharitha  and Dr. B. Jyothi

ISBN: 978-81-967509-7-8

DOI: https://doi.org/10.59646/aiinhealthcare/072

Date of Publication: November 17, 2023

About the Book:

The concept of artificial intelligence (AI) refers to computer systems that mimic human cognitive abilities. Artificial intelligence (AI) is structured similarly to the human brain, with numerous neural nodes, and is hence referred to as a neural network. However, there are global ethical, legal, economic, and sociological problems associated with the application of AI in healthcare. Many of these difficulties are not particular to artificial intelligence. AI introduces novel ethical dilemmas that go beyond the purview of conventional regulators and participants in healthcare systems, adding to the more than half a century’s worth of problems that the use of software and computers in healthcare has caused for developers, governments, and clinicians. These ethical concerns must be adequately addressed if AI is to be widely implemented to improve people’s health, safeguard people’s autonomy, and ensure everyone has access to this technology.