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Artificial Intelligence In Genomic Medicine: Dispelling Three Myths
Artificial intelligence (AI) will cause enormous societal changes, including in biomedicine. Healthcare conditions in the United States make it ripe for AI disruption. We have a profit-driven, fragmented system with insufficient clinicians and clinical support; this system delivers expensive, disparate, error-ridden, and inefficient care.
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AI in genomic medicine could significantly reshape U.S. healthcare by improving rare disease detection, genetic analysis, and clinical decision-making at a much faster scale than traditional methods. The article also raises concerns about how healthcare systems, clinicians, and regulators must adapt to maintain patient trust, oversight, and ethical use of AI-driven genomic tools.
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