🔒 AI in medicine – global models, local challenges
AI development is changing the way we diagnose, treat and conduct clinical research. How should we implement these solutions while prioritizing patients?
AI can analyze data faster than any medical team. But does it really understand the patient well enough to fully trust its advice? How do we make algorithms work effectively while also considering patients’ needs, data protection and legal issues? Dr. Michał Maciejewski, Data & Analytics Expert at Roche Polska, talks about how to shape responsible AI use in clinical practice.
The development of artificial intelligence is moving at an unprecedented pace. How does this change the way we should look at innovations in medicine today?
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