AI in healthcare education: Is it ready to teach the future?

But despite this commonplace portrayal, where technology mimics all aspects of human consciousness (sometimes even superseding human intellect), contemporary AI, and what can be feasibly developed in the near future, is a far cry from this Hollywood depiction. Even though the promise of artificial general intelligence creates the hype that drives further development of machine intelligence, right now AI can only replicate limited human tasks. Think of the last time you had a question and "Googled it". Google performed a massive search in less than a second, and was likely able to identify the key resources to answer your query. Machine learning models, currently the most influential AI development approach, can replicate these limited, but exceptionally executed, tasks with unwavering consistency.