How Artificial Intelligence is Changing the Future of Medicine - Hour Detroit Magazine

When it comes to artificial intelligence, Dr. Cornelius James thinks media and pop culture too often portray it as something dangerous that shouldn't be trusted. "One of the challenges is that people go to extremes," says James, a primary care physician and clinical assistant professor at Michigan Medicine. He says that people think of The Terminator and other villainous portrayals. In reality, artificial intelligence is much less harmful than we imagine -- in fact, it's quite helpful, particularly in medicine. The hard part is convincing others that's the case.