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AI in Healthcare: Balancing Potential & Ethics

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Artificial intelligence in healthcare has evolved from tools like heart scan readers and x-ray interpreters to interactive chat systems like ChatGPT, now accessible on phones. These systems offer reminders and guidelines, but lack regulation, unlike approved medical devices. Patients can now explore health questions online, shifting dynamics. Doctors value human connection, but see AI as a shared consultant, enhancing care without replacing judgment. Ethics and privacy remain key challenges.

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AI in Healthcare: Balancing Potential & Ethics

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