AI Software Writing AI Software For Healthcare?

At the World Medical Innovation Forum this week, participants were polled with a loaded question: "Do you think healthcare will become better or worse from the use of AI?" Across the respondents, 98 percent said it would be either "Better" or "Much Better" and not a single one thought it would become "Much Worse." This is an interesting statistic, and the results were not entirely surprising, especially given that artificial intelligence was the theme for the meeting. This continual stream of adoption of new technologies in both clinical and post clinical settings is remarkable. Today, healthcare is a technology operation. As a case in point, outside of the array of MDs and medical professionals presenting at the forum, there was clearly a strong, advanced technology thread weaved throughout the conversations of the traditional topics of pathology, radiology, bioinformatics, electronic medical records (EMR), and standard healthcare provider issues.