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Artificial intelligence
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2023
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Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) has undoubtedly been the hype in the healthcare domain and elsewhere during the past decade; in particular, deep learning has brought about major progress, allowing unparalleled performance with minimal physician involvement. Respiratory medicine has adopted the AI wave with a slight delay compared with other areas of modern medicine and is currently in active development. The multitude of data types, which are complex in nature, and the sheer volume of data produced in respiratory medicine make it an excellent field for the use of AI applications. Nevertheless, this promising combination also has to deal with certain profound challenges. For the time being, AI is another tool facilitating the work of the physician, who undertakes all responsibility for the patient. <bold>Cite as:</bold> Exarchos K, Kostikas K. Artificial intelligence. <italic>In:</italic> Pinnock H, Poberezhets V, Drummond D, eds. Digital Respiratory Healthcare (ERS Monograph). Sheffield, European Respiratory Society, 2023; pp. 51–62 [<ext-link>https://doi.org/10.1183/2312508X.10000823</ext-link>].
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