AI in the Healthcare Sector – Blessing or Cause of Danger?

[Rruchi man]

AI is doing good helpful work in small small things in the healthcare sector but bringing AI towards critical works seems to be taking a dangerous form.

Normally, are you seeing the use of AI in the healthcare sector in a good way or in a bad way?

Artificial intelligence,, for example, is already allowed to operate vehicles that move on our streets and can potentially cause accidents, but it is not a regular case because if critical work can be established to follow through a pattern, machines can be programmed for it.

That is, if a medical procedure follows through an established pattern or routine, artificial intelligence can be programmed to perform the procedure flawlessly under human supervision.

Human errors can be avoided, and time spent on procedures shortened.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

AI is doing good helpful work in small small things in the healthcare sector but bringing AI towards critical works seems to be taking a dangerous form.

Mate, you can not imagine what AI is doing, it is doing some critical medical works that doesn't pose any form of danger. The other works you are referring as "small small things" Are still duties that take humans a lot of time to complete if they were to do it manually the way they previously did.

When you go to a pharmacy or a medical store, you see various drugs and tablets perfectly sealed in fine bottles, do you imagine the critical work that was done by AI modernized tech before those drugs are ready for consumption? You can not call those work "small small things" It took different safety steps to go from the raw materials to producing the tablets, capsule and syrups, the steps taken was accurately done by some of those AI tech.

I am specifically talking about the consumables drugs that are being produced, from the starting stage of research to do the analysis on the collected raw materials and specimens, then the testing stage before mass production, do you know the great work AI do in those stages? That was why I started my comment by saying you can not imagine.

AI is not just being introduced into the healthcare sector blindly, before any AI is being introduced, it has undergone severe tests with proper examination and the outcome must be very accurate before it's being introduced. So, you are wrong if you think AI in healthcare is a cause of danger.

[demonica]

AI can be used in various and multiple aspect within the healthcare sector. I would say that it's fine. It's good as long as it helps makes things easier and faster for the people working in this sector. And I don't think we should be worrying so far about the use of AI because we're not even at the phase where we rely everything on AI even the operation or something like that.

The people in the healthcare knows how critical their work is, so I don't think they would risk or rely completely on AI as their job is about saving lives. They don't study for years just to be dependent on AI. If they'll be using AI, it would be more on basic tasks to make it easier for them.

[Etranger]

My mother is a doctor with thirty years of work experience, who is parallelly building an academic career. I introduced her to AI a year and a half ago; before that, she was unaware of the existence of this tool. So, young specialists work in her department who finished their residency just a couple of years ago. And my mom says that ChatGPT and the like are simply a new plague, because these young doctors consult with them on everything, ignoring the possibility of making their own observations and conclusions. And because of this, they miss a great deal, and most importantly, they do not learn from older and more experienced colleagues, thinking that they can rely on AI in everything.

[Y3shot]

AI is doing good helpful work in small small things in the healthcare sector but bringing AI towards critical works seems to be taking a dangerous form.

Normally, are you seeing the use of AI in the healthcare sector in a good way or in a bad way?

I am not very experienced with the advanced technology, but AI could help the healthcare sector as a helping hand, not the main working hand. The human body is too critical, and AI would sometimes fail to take the right decision on time. For that, it’s pretty risky to use AI in the healthcare sector in some departments like surgery.

I know current AI is more advanced, but we shouldn’t ignore the possible risk. The healthcare section is directly related to the human body. In some cases AI would be dangerous if AI were to be used as a main working hand. However, I would consider it as a good way but should limited use where there is no life risk.

AI will be helpful in some areas of healthcare; I mean it will play a vital role. It will be very good at assisting physicians in carrying out their jobs. It will also be good at taking care of patients and guiding them on what to do. In every sector, AI has an important position and plays good roles, but now the most important thing is to recognize the areas where AI can be productive.

If AI is considered for roles that require human knowledge and care, it can render the use of AI worthless. While it can reduce the workload in healthcare, we need to be very careful about how AI is being used.

[Cityhunter34]

Technology is moving towards improvement, different types of work can be used in the healthcare with AI. Currently, we can see that different types of activities are going on to use AI in different types of critical work.

AI is doing good helpful work in small small things in the healthcare sector but bringing AI towards critical works seems to be taking a dangerous form.

Normally, are you seeing the use of AI in the healthcare sector in a good way or in a bad way?

Well it might not actually be dangerous as we are thinking it would be because there is know how AI will be brought to that technical and crucial field that it was not already tested and make sure it has passed all the process that would certify it capable of working in the healthcare, so actually in terms of job perfection I'm seeing it in a good way even if I didn't believe AI could fit in this sector before but things have changed and they're proving smarter to do a lot of things we wouldn't imagine, but however the only bad I think it will do on this sector is sharing the workforce with human because it will definitely reduce the number if healthcare personnel.

Yes, that's true, because health sector is a very crucial field, so I don't think they would allow it without proper testing, because they wouldn't want to bring something that would still cause harm in the health center. Of course, the world we are in now is not the same as before, because they are making things easier for people in different ways, but just like as they always say, "anything that has advantages also has disadvantages" that's just the simple truth about it, because it's obvious that many people would be affected in their jobs.

[Floczy]

Normally, are you seeing the use of AI in the healthcare sector in a good way or in a bad way?

There are several ways we can benefit from AI in the healthcare sector like faster diagnosis, probably more accurate analysis and so on, how ever the drawbacks are also significant especially if it goes more than it's welcomed, concerns of human to human connection could be a challenge, prices for health care could increase as AI system could be very expensive, losses of jobs and elimination of skill based opportunities.. all these are major challenges society will face.

So Overall the wether we look at it in a good way or in a bad way depends on how it is regulated, we would not need too much of it, and at the same time we will still need some support to make the whole healthcare stuff easier and faster.

[danherbias07]

A good way when it's about fixing the files and making a format that will speed up the healthcare department. No more queues and no more waiting in line to pay your bill. But when it comes to the professional work of the doctors and nurses, I don't think AI should be injected in it. They worked hard studying that, and it's better that way.

There will probably be new equipment run by AI, but I don't think a doctor's professional judgment can be replaced. It has some human touch in it that cannot be replicated by a robot. AI will be a blessing to speed things up, but there are things that must not be changed so that a hospital will remain hospitable.

[HelliumZ]

Technology is moving towards improvement, different types of work can be used in the healthcare with AI. Currently, we can see that different types of activities are going on to use AI in different types of critical work.

AI is doing good helpful work in small small things in the healthcare sector but bringing AI towards critical works seems to be taking a dangerous form.

Normally, are you seeing the use of AI in the healthcare sector in a good way or in a bad way?

AI has brought a revolutionary change in the current civilization, especially in technology, and is now being used in the medical field. However, if the medical field is 100% dependent on AI, I think the chances of losses are more than the benefits. There are some tasks in the medical field, in which it would not be right to depend directly on AI. However, small things can be done with the help of AI, but doing all kinds of surgeries with AI is risky.

[RGBTC]

AI might be useful in the healthcare sector solely for handling administrative tasks. However, if a clinic or hospital were to treat patients using AI or even just compound medications, I'd never register myself or anyone I know as a patient there.

Besides, I doubt that a hospital operating using AI would ever be legally permitted to function.

[Shadiq]

Normally, are you seeing the use of AI in the healthcare sector in a good way or in a bad way?

I see AI in the healthcare sector positively as long as it is limited or tolerable. When the level of use of AI in healthcare increases or the use of AI in sensitive areas increases, then I will see the matter negatively and see it as a cause of danger.

AI being an assistant to humans in healthcare is not dangerous, but humans being an assistant to AI is dangerous. Because we cannot leave our health completely to a machine or we cannot be completely dependent on machines. If AI is an assistant to humans in healthcare, there is no big danger, rather it will be positive. But its widespread use cannot be positive in any way.

[Synchronice]

Technology is moving towards improvement, different types of work can be used in the healthcare with AI. Currently, we can see that different types of activities are going on to use AI in different types of critical work.

AI is doing good helpful work in small small things in the healthcare sector but bringing AI towards critical works seems to be taking a dangerous form.

Normally, are you seeing the use of AI in the healthcare sector in a good way or in a bad way?

The integration of AI in healthcare sector will definitely be good, why not? I've heard from many people that ChatGPT helped them more than their doctor and it also makes sense. You can train an AI with tons of data and it will remember an every single word from it while a human might forget too many information because it's one thing to read and absorb the information and it's another to retain it in your memory.

AI is really developing very well and there is a huge difference between what it was years ago and what it is today and the pace is amazingly fast. Let's follow the progress, why not?

[Samlucky O]

Technology is moving towards improvement, different types of work can be used in the healthcare with AI. Currently, we can see that different types of activities are going on to use AI in different types of critical work.

AI is doing good helpful work in small small things in the healthcare sector but bringing AI towards critical works seems to be taking a dangerous form.

Normally, are you seeing the use of AI in the healthcare sector in a good way or in a bad way?

I was watching some videos online This morning about the improvement of AI and it is incredible but the risk of AI turning against humanity in the coming years is the current challenge now. Now the programmers of AI are afraid of the new phase of AI called the self improved AI, because they believe that In this last phase the Ai will have the ability  to act on its own without control of anyone like human. Just like human have ability to take decision and act on its own, this will be risky. AI should have been good if it can be controlled by human just like phase 1 and 2 but not this type. For me AI should not be used in the healthcare system.

Before AI was cool to me, but I am beginning to be obsessed with Ai do to the fear of what it can cause to humanity. Already Elon musk have said AI is like summoning a demon, and you know what that means. AI is far more dangerous than what people think. Everyone is thinking about the advantage of it and not seeing the disadvantage. Well time will tell if we will love this AI as we think. Don't forget the movie titled terminator.

[Dreadboost]

For weeks now it has been Ai discussion here ,and many people has different view concerning the use of Ai ,but talking about healthcare service I would say it's good to use the help of Ai but not entirely Ai in everything because it will be risky, aswear ,so it's better to apply the help of Ai and humans intelligence especially in the healthcare service , I keep using the word help , because I feel it should only be for assistance and not the one doing the entire whole work whereby replacing human.

For months, it has been AI discussions. More of those discussions were in the healthcare sector.

AI in the healthcare sector needs more advancement beyond what has been done. Judging from the cases I have seen on the internet, it seems to me that AI cannot perform surgery on its own, but can assist with guidance and precision. AI can also assist in given real time feedback on the latest developments in the process, giving warnings, and sending instant messages.

[Freeveto]

Technology is moving towards improvement, different types of work can be used in the healthcare with AI. Currently, we can see that different types of activities are going on to use AI in different types of critical work.

AI is doing good helpful work in small small things in the healthcare sector but bringing AI towards critical works seems to be taking a dangerous form.

Normally, are you seeing the use of AI in the healthcare sector in a good way or in a bad way?

AI has been helpful since it came to us. We are happy with how effective it is and gow it works oerfectly based on instructions and program, it has made a lot of works esier than we expected and has also causes some harm since so manay people lost their works because AI is good and is doing work perfectly with no errors as long as it is instructed properly.

When it comes to the health sector, the only help I will welcome about AI is some machines that are being used to help in doing things physically or cleaning and tests because of their perfections, but when it comes to surgery and other consultations, I think experience is needed AI can make errors which will lead to death.

[Nothingtodo]

The use of AI in the medical field is a groundbreaking decision, but the use of AI everywhere seems risky to me. However, if AI is used in the administrative structure of an office and AI is used for storing information, it is not bad. Again, using AI in small medical tasks will make the medical field much easier, but AI should not be used in all areas.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Depends what you mean by "AI in healthcare". An AI that decides my treatment because the hospital wanted to save on doctor salaries? Yeah, no thanks.

ChatGPT will tell you with full confidence that your headache is either dehydration or a rare tropical parasite, depending on how you phrase the question. A doctor has more context than just text.

[Ruttoshi]

It depends on the kind of task giving to  AI. As for checkup and treatment, I don't think that AI fits into that because it wouldn't give you any deep information about the health challenges of the sick person compared to human doctor that's skillful in that field.

If it's to take records and other smaller task that doesn't need deep knowledge and skills, AI can sort that out. Instead, of going to the hospital in order for AI to attend to me, I will just sit down at home and ask ChatGPT some few questions. When it comes to health issues, you need to see a doctor and not AI.

[Sobz]

My mother is a doctor with thirty years of work experience, who is parallelly building an academic career. I introduced her to AI a year and a half ago; before that, she was unaware of the existence of this tool. So, young specialists work in her department who finished their residency just a couple of years ago. And my mom says that ChatGPT and the like are simply a new plague, because these young doctors consult with them on everything, ignoring the possibility of making their own observations and conclusions. And because of this, they miss a great deal, and most importantly, they do not learn from older and more experienced colleagues, thinking that they can rely on AI in everything.

This is the problem most people do have in using this tool, they totally depend on it to do the job. Working with AI doesn't mean one should relax and to abandon their own ability to work. This is the same thing with some lab scientist, they do not go dip in their own research and laboratory experiments,  they rely on AI on this. If people dont understand why they need AI they will end up using it in a way that people will lose effort in their own ability and this is the reason why sone people go against the existence of AI. I feel it will be nice if people can get the awareness of to get education of how to use this tool.

[Die_empty]

My mother is a doctor with thirty years of work experience, who is parallelly building an academic career. I introduced her to AI a year and a half ago; before that, she was unaware of the existence of this tool. So, young specialists work in her department who finished their residency just a couple of years ago. And my mom says that ChatGPT and the like are simply a new plague, because these young doctors consult with them on everything, ignoring the possibility of making their own observations and conclusions. And because of this, they miss a great deal, and most importantly, they do not learn from older and more experienced colleagues, thinking that they can rely on AI in everything.

Since ChatGPT and others gather information from the internet, there is a high chance that they could give wrong information. Gathering information from these chatbots without studying the sources could be counterproductive since there could be false facts, quotes, or citations.

No doubt AI has helped the medical field in the area of training medical staff, and some tools have improved diagnosis and precision during surgery. However, overrelying on it and neglecting the standard process of practicing medicine will cause more harm. I am always scared when I see a doctor using Google or these AI tools before a physical examination.