Too Long; Didn't Read The term third-world countries can be traced to the era of the Cold War between the East and West Bloc between 1947 and 1991. According to Amartya Sen, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, "The Third World refers to countries that have relatively low levels of living standards, which makes them poor and backward" The impact of Artificial Intelligence can be felt in various sectors in Third World countries.

The future of artificial intelligence in third-world countries is one of the most important topics to be discussed today. For decades, advanced technology has been viewed as a luxury item in these countries. However, with the onset of globalization and rising incomes, more people are able to afford this type of technology. Artificial intelligence has been seen as something that can help these nations become more prosperous by solving problems such as illiteracy and education. In the third world, AI can be used to improve literacy and education.

Everyone has swapped their turkeys and pumpkins for decorative lights and Christmas trees. As the cold air moves in and 2017 moves out, it is time to brace ourselves for the new year and innovative technology that is expected to sweep us off our feet. In this blog, we will discuss how technology will shape the healthcare industry in 2018. It is obvious that whatever we have developed today will be used in the future. With over USD 9 trillion spent globally on the healthcare industry, a good chuck of that money is being used to solve some of the complex challenges that the industry faces. Challenges such as healthcare data management, reach to rural areas, medication adherence, patient-doctor communication, remote monitoring, workflow optimization, and automation of routine processes, are being addressed using technology.

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