How AI might change medical care

There's been plenty of excitement and concern about how artificial intelligence could upend lives. One giant benefit could be changes in medical care, with some calling AI medicine's biggest moment since antibiotics. Brook Silva-Braga puts the endless possibilities under the microscope.

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[sitindogmas]

I diagnosed my aunt with a rare blood disorder using Bing in about 10 minutes, she had been in 4 different hospital and specialist "working together" and they hadn't figured it out. my point is ego, greed, and utterly useless bureaucracy is killing us and will not let AI do the absolutely amazing things it's capable of

[Caterations]

AI can be a great tool to help doctors narrow down the results.

[sitindogmas]

I'm 46 with a ged, I could open and run a basic health care facility by myself using AI if I were allowed and I could do it for free

[michaelriggs]

I now hold on to hope, that a.i. will develop regenerative medicine and cure me of my pain and return feeling to my body. Heal my skin, heal my nerves, and heal my blood vessels. Not 50 years from now, hopefully 😢 please, i just want the pain to end.

[lvjungle]

Now they gonna take 20 patient per hour since they can diagnose with AI 😂 perfect

[pushpa-cm]

AI has the potential to transform healthcare by accelerating diagnosis and completely personalizing treatments. Imagine receiving the proper care at the precise moment you require it! It's exciting to see SmythOS leading the way in this transformation.

[PacifierMusic]

The massive and greedy insurance and medical industry will never crumble to AI. They will find a way to cash in and continue draining patients financially dry.

[ths]

1:57 - 2:09 is a notable big win 4 humanity & all animalia

[txzgmzp]

Unless it's finding cures, who cares😂

[motorcityneedlearts-sydv]

What crap extenders ruined the practice as it is EMRS are garbage in garbage out What would this MD know?

[Spongeguap]

"Cure cancer in the next 50 years" 😂 give me a break...

[ths]

Thank you CBS team for bringing this into discussion. Well presented too.👏 🖖🫡🤌❤️‍🔥🚀