Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Bridging Technology and Humanity  (Hardcover, Ankur Mehra | Swethasri Kavuri | Sachin Bhatt)

"We are entering a new era where healthcare is poised to be transformed by the coming together of technology and humans. Once only imagined in science fiction, artificial intelligence is now a real and present danger that could revolutionise healthcare by altering disease diagnosis, treatment development, and delivery. We travel through the complex relationship between modern medicine and the age-old practise of healing in this book. We delve into the limitless possibilities of AI to improve healthcare accuracy, speed up medication development, and tailor treatment to each individual patient. Deep within genomic data and beyond clinical decision-making, AI is rising to the occasion as a potent ally, enhancing human capacities and opening up new vistas in the field of medicine. But even as we welcome this technical transformation, we should not lose sight of the social and ethical concerns it raises. An intricate equilibrium between progress and human principles is required for the ethical incorporation of AI into healthcare. We explore important issues related to data privacy, algorithmic bias, and the possibility of job loss, and we call for a deliberate strategy that puts the welfare of patients and social justice first. Inviting readers to ponder a healthcare future in which technology and mankind live in harmony, this book is more than just a technical dissertation. Through the cultivation of an in-depth comprehension of AI's strengths and weaknesses, we may tap into its potential to build a better, more fair world for future generations. Artificial intelligence (AI) has the ability to speed up drug discovery, enhance diagnostic accuracy, and completely transform patient care if used to the healthcare industry. Through the analysis of massive volumes of data, AI algorithms have the ability to spot trends and patterns that human therapists would miss. This has the potential to pave the way for better and faster diagnosis, more tailored treatment programmes, and the creation of brand-new medicines. Healthcare providers may devote more time to really caring for patients when they use AI-powered solutions to automate administrative duties. On the other hand, serious moral questions arise with the use of AI in medical settings. The development and deployment of AI systems must be conducted in an ethical and open manner as they evolve in sophistication. Concerns regarding data privacy, algorithmic prejudice, and possible job loss must be addressed. With these moral considerations in mind, we can use AI to its greatest potential to enhance healthcare results without compromising human values. Finally, ""Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Bridging Technology and Humanity"" delves into the revolutionary possibilities of AI in healthcare in a way that is both relevant and thought-provoking. This book offers a thorough introduction to the fast developing subject of artificial intelligence by exploring its technological developments, ethical issues, and social consequences. Anyone thinking about healthcare in the future, including lawmakers and practitioners, will find this an invaluable resource. In the midst of the AI revolution, this book provides guidance for ethical innovation and a picture of a future where people and machines collaborate to boost everyone's health. "