The main concerns around AI in healthcare include output accuracy, transparency, integration, data privacy, ethics, bias, and regulatory compliance. There are also concerns about the impact on human interactions in healthcare and the potential for AI to make decisions without human supervision.
AI large language models (LLMs) can assist in healthcare by analyzing medical images, providing tumor diagnoses, offering sleep and fitness advice, scanning medical images, and providing personalized medicine through the analysis of data such as genetics, lifestyle, medications, conditions, and past procedures. LLMs can also remotely monitor wearables that track vital signs and health metrics in real time, support drug discovery and development, and pre-screen patients for clinical trials.
AI streamlines healthcare administrative processes by automating tasks such as scheduling, billing, and patient management. It can analyze data quickly and accurately, predict patient inflow, optimize resource allocation, and enhance patient flow and scheduling. AI can also assist in managing electronic health records and automating communication and reminders for patient engagement.