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Ar Mahata
Nov 26, 2025, 3:57 PM
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare by improving diagnosis, treatment, and hospital operations. It helps doctors detect diseases faster, create personalized treatment plans, and manage patients through remote monitoring and virtual assistants. AI also speeds up drug development, reduces medical errors, improves medical imaging, and supports robotic surgeries for better precision.
However, AI also brings serious challenges. Patient data privacy risks, biased diagnoses, high implementation costs, and job displacement are major concerns. Overdependence on technology may weaken clinical judgment, and system failures or incomplete data can lead to errors. Ethical issues, unclear legal responsibility, reduced human interaction, and weak regulations make responsible AI use essential.
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