Artificial intelligence in healthcare: revolution or ethical challenge?
Artificial intelligence is profoundly transforming medicine, offering more accurate diagnoses, better personalised treatments and support for overstretched doctors. But this progress also raises major questions: how do we preserve the doctor-patient relationship? Who is responsible when things go wrong? How do we guarantee data protection and the impartiality of algorithms?
Here I explore the promises and limits of AI in healthcare. Between technological hope and ethical necessity, a balance must be struck so that these tools remain in the service of people.
Should AI be a mere assistant, or does it risk redefining our relationship with care?
Find the full transcript of this episode, along with all the sources and plenty more, at: Artificial intelligence, ethics and healthcare: a revolution to balance
