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The power of Artificial Intelligence is echoing across many industries. But its impact on healthcare is truly life-changing. With its ability to mimic human cognitive functions, AI is bringing a paradigm shift in the healthcare industry. This transformative technology is revolutionizing the health sectors in many ways. From drug development to clinical research, AI has helped improve patient outcomes at reduced costs. Besides, the introduction of this technology in healthcare promises easy access, affordability, and effectiveness. For the same reasons, there has been a huge investment by public and private sectors in the healthcare industry. According to , the investment will reach $6.6 billion by 2021. Accenture’s reports are even more astonishing. According to their analysis, AI applications can create annual savings of for US healthcare. a study $150 billion by 2026 Big Data & AI in Healthcare Recent advancements in AI have fueled discussion of whether AI doctors will replace human doctors in the future. While the idea of replacing human doctors may sound absurd, but AI can help human physicians to make better decisions. In certain areas of healthcare like radiology, it can replace human judgment entirely. Big Data has made successful applications of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare. There has been a rapid development in big data analytic methods, and so much healthcare data is available. Using this data, a lot of clinically relevant information hidden in a large amount of data can be unlocked by powerful AI techniques. This will help in making better clinical decisions. Motivation The ability of AI to use sophisticated algorithms and learn features from a massive amount of data is truly commendable. With the help of these algorithms, insights for assisting clinical practice can be obtained. AI can be equipped with self-correcting and learning abilities which help the system get better accuracy based on the feedback it receives. Therefore, it gets better with time. These AI systems can help physicians in many ways. Since they are armed with a lot of information, they can assist in clinical decision making. Also, diagnostic errors and therapeutic errors can be minimized. Besides, AI systems have access to large volumes of data; they can make predictions about by extracting useful information. potential health risks But do we really need it? AI is big and powerful. We cannot question its effectiveness. It is going to have a huge impact on the healthcare industry. Facts listed below tell us why: Hospital error is one of the leading causes of patients’ death. Such errors can be addressed and prevented by Artificial Intelligence. Nearly due to medical errors which can be easily prevented by AI. 440,000 Americans die each year In the healthcare industry, nearly are preventable. 86% of the mistakes In the next 5 years, AI health market will grow by more than 10 percent. Applications Of Artificial Intelligence Artificial is changing the healthcare industry for better. From early detection to improved diagnosis, AI is positively contributing to the betterment of humanity. In some areas, it is already being used, and there are areas where we can see the introduction of AI in the coming time. In specialty care including pharma, radiology, and pathology, AI is delivering high value. Chronic health conditions are expected to benefit the most from AI systems. Cancer, diabetes, heart diseases are big opportunities for healthcare trends such as pop culture and precision medicines. Here are a few ways in which AI is (or will) changing the healthcare industry: Personal Health Virtual Assistant In the present era, most people have access to a smartphone. They are likely to have their virtual assistant on their mobile devices. Advanced AI algorithms power assistants like Cortana, Google Assistant, Siri. When combined with healthcare apps, they will provide massive value to the users. Healthcare apps will act as a personal health assistant. They will also be used to provide medication alerts, and human-like interactions will also be possible. AI as a personal assistant will also help in assisting the patients when the clinical personnel is not available. AI Improves The Quality Of Sleep It has been proved that night of good night sleep is very important for better physical and mental health. People who get sound sleep at night are happier, healthier, and more productive during the day. There are a lot of effective sleep gadgets in the market that help you sleep better at nights. From AI-powered smart mattresses to baby monitors, sleep apps, AI technology is continually working to improve the overall quality of sleep. A healthcare company named AXA PPP created two lullabies; one by AI and other by humans. With deep learning, the AI system could get a feel for rhythm and harmony resulting in a new composition. This composition was then converted into a song with the help of a human, and it can help you sleep better. Medical Imaging Analysis Another important field in healthcare which is using AI is radiology. AI systems can help with diagnostic processes. It can examine medical images like X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, etc. and can provide feedback on what it thinks a human eye can miss. Thus, medical imaging analysis becomes much more accurate and effective. It reduces the chances of errors. IBM Watson is a live example. In the field of oncology, it can provide clinicians with for the cancer patients based on the training provided by Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK) physicians. evidence-based treatment options Precision Medicine Genomic is the branch of molecular biology which deals with the structure, evolution, function, and mapping of genomes. It looks for the links to disease from the information obtained from the DNA. When combined with AI, it is possible to spot cancer and some vascular diseases at a very early stage. Moreover, it can predict the health issues the patients might face based on their genes. Healthcare Bots AI technology is also gaining traction in the customer service domain. The world is likely to see healthcare bots very soon. Patients will be able to interact with these AI bots on the website through a chat window or via telephone. Healthcare bots will be used to schedule appointments with the patient’s healthcare provider. These bots can help patients with their medication as well. They can also improve customer service by offering 24 x 7 support. These are some of the great things that AI can do. But it is not limited to that. As innovation pushes the boundaries of healthcare, better solutions to save time, money, and efficiency will be possible.

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The United States v Meta Platforms Court Filing October 24, 2023 is part of . You can jump to any part in this filing . This is part 18 of 100. HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series here 4. The Recommendation Algorithms are harmful to young users’ mental health, notwithstanding Meta’s representations to the contrary. 191. Meta falsely represents that its Recommendation Algorithms are benign and designed for young users’ well-being. For example, during a congressional hearing on March 25, 2021, Zuckerberg denied that Meta “make[s] money off creating an addiction to [its] platforms.” At the same hearing, Zuckerberg stated that “the way we design our algorithms is to encourage meaningful social interactions” and denied that Meta’s teams “have goals[] of trying to increase the amount of time that people spend [using Meta’s Platforms].” 192. Elsewhere, Meta has reiterated that its Recommendation Algorithms are optimized to yield “positive experience[s]” or “meaningful interactions” as opposed to maximizing “time spent” by users on the Platforms. For example, on September 30, 2021, Davis testified before Congress that Meta “made changes to our News Feed to allow for more meaningful interactions, knowing it would impact time spent” and that Meta did this “because we were trying to build a positive, more positive experience.” 193. But as described above, the Recommendation Algorithms are far from benign: they promote young users’ compulsive social media use in a sophisticated and individualized manner and are designed to capture and retain young users’ attention—often to the detriment of their mental and physical health. 194. These harms are pervasive and often measurable. 195-206. [Redacted] 207. Instagram researchers (who are ultimately funded by and report to Meta) have also observed that “[s]ocial comparison exacerbates problems teens are dealing with” in that, “[a]lthough others’ behaviors online can hurt, the self-scrutiny and anxiety associated with personal consumption patterns is more damaging to mental health.” 208-218. [Redacted] 209. [Redacted] But in its public communications with current and prospective users, Meta conceals these aspects of its Recommendation Algorithms. 220. Meta understands the psychologically manipulative nature of its Platforms’ functionality, has knowledge that its minimally constrained Recommendation Algorithms promote harmful content, and is aware that users “wish[] Instagram [gave] them better control over what [content] they [see].” 221. [Redacted] 222. At the same time Meta was prioritizing engagement over safety (and in turn, increasing its profits), Meta continued to insist that user well-being (especially teen well-being) was its top priority, including through a January 2018 statement by Zuckerberg that the company was “focused on making sure Facebook isn’t just fun to use, but also good for people’s wellbeing,” as reported by the Guardian. 223. For example, on October 5, 2021, Zuckerberg reacted to former Facebook product manager Frances Haugen’s whistleblower revelations and testimony to Congress—which sent Meta’s stock price down over 10% in the six weeks following the initial revelations—by publicly stating in a post on his Facebook profile: “At the heart of these accusations is this idea that we prioritize profit over safety and well-being. That’s just not true.” 224. Despite its knowledge that Meta’s Recommendation Algorithms harm young users’ health, Meta does not disclose these harms to young users or their parents in its public communications or in its user registration processes for its Social Media Platforms. 225. Meta denies that its Recommendation Algorithms are designed to be addictive and that the algorithms promote emotionally distressing content, but Meta knows that it designs its algorithms to be addictive and to promote such content. Meta’s misrepresentations and omissions regarding its Recommendation Algorithms’ promotion and amplification of harmful content deprives users, including the parents of young users, of informed decision-making authority regarding whether and how to engage with Meta’s Social Media Platforms. Continue Reading . Here About HackerNoon Legal PDF Series: We bring you the most important technical and insightful public domain court case filings. This court case 4:23-cv-05448 retrieved on October 25, 2023, from is part of the public domain. The court-created documents are works of the federal government, and under copyright law, are automatically placed in the public domain and may be shared without legal restriction. Washingtonpost.com

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Image Source AI is no longer just science fiction! And thankfully it is bringing life-changing transformation in the healthcare industry. AI can collect data over time, access data stored in other systems. And it can go over data written on the online books, internet. Gathering all the information together, it can research notes in a matter of seconds! And finally, it can make an educated decision based on all the data it has been over. Thus, AI applications in healthcare are transforming how the industry works. Its main objective is to improve the quality of patient care. And it also reduces healthcare costs. This is why many private and public institutions are investing to avail the benefits of AI in healthcare. This trend is in the market from the last couple of years. I have tried to cover the important stats that support this statement along with my experience in this blog. Let’s start! 1. The AI Market in healthcare - Where does it stand? Let the numbers talk! Image Source CB Insights mentioned that since 2013, the AI healthcare startups raised $4.3B across 576 deals in the private market. In AI deal activity, this is by far topping the chart. As per the report by BGV, . According to Accenture’s analysis , by 2026, for the U.S. healthcare industry, AI applications can create an annual savings of $150 billion. by 2021, the investment will reach $6.6 billion report Image Source No wonder why the impact of AI in healthcare is one of the most discussed topics these days. 2. Do we really need AI in healthcare? Or will it complicate it? Well, AI is powerful and big. It is better if we do not question about AI’s effectiveness! Still, when AI becomes the new favorite of tech world’s, we are bound to question - “How?” We already have discussed the position of AI in healthcare market. Let’s consider the facts mentioned below. Every year, nearly due to medical errors. 440,000 Americans die According to different medical research reports, hospital errors are one of the leading causes of a patient’s death. As per the , nearly 86% of the mistakes in the healthcare industry are preventable. healthcare report Now, AI promises innovation in the healthcare system for a better future. states the AI can significantly augment the quality of healthcare by 30% to 40%. A study by Frost & Sullivan How? Well, AI makes an educated decision based on all the data it has been over. Be it medical research paper, theories, journals, online books, or anything - it gathers information from everywhere. It does its research in a matter of seconds. And then it provides an educated decision as per the patient’s health-related data. Thus, the chances of medical errors get reduced. AI assists in the medical field to diminish the casualties and errors mentioned above. Simultaneously, it cuts the treatment costs in half. So, yes! We need AI in Healthcare. 3. Potential AI Challenges in Healthcare Just assisting doctors to diagnose better is not the only thing AI does. The possibilities AI brings in healthcare sector are well beyond that. However, AI adoption in this sector is still in its early days. We are not questioning its potential. But you cannot ignore certain challenges holding back its momentum. Privacy This is important in every industry. Many research institutions and medical hospitals are wary of cloud platforms. They prefer to use their own servers to maintain the privacy of sensitive patient data. Medical researchers can easily get access to such data. But for other companies, to develop business cases or products, it is hard to get access to patient data. Sociocultural While diagnosing a patient, getting doctors to consider suggestions from an AI-built system can be a bit difficult. Based on medical expertise, knowledge, intuition, problem-solving skills, and experience, doctors make decisions. Now, trusting an AI-built system, well, people don’t trust it! An AI deciding the best-suited deal for you in Amazon is not the same thing as suggesting the best medical action for a patient! It is not so unnatural for people to think of AI as a threat to the doctors. This is why we need to introduce AI literacy in the medical field. Thus, people can think of it as a blessing to the medical sector. Limited data In the field of medicine, AI solutions will often face issues related to variable data quality and limited data. When new data comes in, predictive models need to be re-trained. This re-training is important whenever any changes in data-generation practices occur. So, keeping a close eye on the changes is crucial. Any other real-world issues that may cause the data distributions to drift over time cannot be ignored. Thus, before deploying AI solutions in an ethical and safe way, advancements and efforts in many areas are needed. With efficient regulation and control and increased knowledge, AI can soon find its deserving place in the medical field. With so many challenges stated above, you may think is it worth to invest in AI for healthcare? Let’s see why AI in healthcare is worth your investment. 4. How AI is (or will) Transforming Healthcare Here is a list of some great benefits of AI in healthcare industry. A. Personal Virtual Healthcare Assistant The virtual assistant is a no more surprising element in today’s tech world. We all know about advanced AI algorithm-powered assistants. Google Assistant, Cortana, and Siri are already trending today. Combining these personal assistants with different healthcare applications sounds like a great idea. It can undoubtedly provide massive value to the users. How? Well, such healthcare apps then can act as the personal health assistant to the users. These can be used for providing medication alerts. In the absence of the clinical personnel, these applications can assist the patients. B. Medical Imaging Analysis Using AI in radiology is another significant impact of AI in healthcare industry. The diagnosis processes become seamless in this way. With medical imaging analysis, Examining medical images like CT scans, X-rays, MRI, etc. becomes easier Also, it can provide feedback on what a human eye can miss So, medical imaging analysis reduces the chances of errors. And makes the diagnosis process more effective and accurate. As an instance of medical imaging analysis, you can check out . In the field of oncology, IBM Watson has gained immense popularity. It provides healthcare specialists with treatment options based on evidence. IBM Watson One of the secrets to staying fit and healthy is having a sound sleep regularly. People who have good sleep at night, are usually healthier. Also, they are more productive, and happier. No, we are not saying this on our own! Various medical research reports have depicted this. C. Improved Quality of Sleep Today, most Americans suffer from sleep deprivation. And this problem is showing no sign of decreasing! To, deal with it, the healthcare industry has once again adopted AI. You will find a lot of gadgets in the market now that help you sleep better. Sleep applications, baby monitors, AI-powered smart mattresses, etc. are available in the market today. Thus, AI is continuously working to improve the quality of sleep. AI-made lullaby! Sounds interesting, right? Yes, AXA PPP, a healthcare company has made it possible. It created two lullabies. One by humans and the other by AI. The AI system could get a feel for harmony and rhythm using deep learning. And it resulted in a new composition. It was then converted into a song with the help of a human. Interestingly, it can help you sleep better! D. Healthcare Bots We have already seen how AI-implemented chatbots are taking care of customer services in the eCommerce industry. Now, it is time for healthcare bots. Those days are not far when patients can interact with AI bots. And this interaction will be possible on the website either over the telephone or through a chat window. How can healthcare bots benefit patients? Schedule appointments for the patients’ to their respective healthcare providers 24*7 support service Helping patients with their medications E. Precision Medicine Molecular biology has a branch called Genomic. It deals with the function, evolution, mapping, and structure of genomes. From the information gathered from the DNA, it looks for the links to disease. Now, when this medical science is combined with AI technology, The diagnosis process becomes faster Some vascular diseases and cancer can be spotted at a very early stage It can predict some gene-based health issues that a patient might face. Another added advantage is that AI helps in medical parts machining. Thus, the chances of error in operation reduces. So, all these great things come with AI in healthcare industry. Well, it does not mean that the scopes of AI solutions in healthcare are limited to these points only. The potential for AI in healthcare is vast. 5. How AI applications in healthcare are benefiting the industry AI is positively contributing to the betterment of humanity. From improved diagnosis to early detection - everywhere AI is much needed! It is not like AI has been introduced in the healthcare market recently. Still, we are far from experiencing its full power yet. So far, we have seen . It has taught systems to read retinal scans. Well, doubting about its accuracy? DeepMind’s accuracy level is as an experienced junior doctor! Google’s DeepMind The following image represents the AI applications in healthcare in terms of estimated annual revenue growth by application by the year 2026. Image Source According to experts, chronic health conditions are expected to get the maximum benefit from AI implementations. Image Source Wrapping Up Artificial intelligence promises to gain insights and better recognize patterns in behavior. Also, it makes sense of complex medical data. This technology is a big hope to the medical industry. It is believed that with its full power, AI can bring life-changing transformation in the healthcare sector. The huge share of AI in healthcare market is proof of that. Along with Artificial intelligence, another emerging technology Blockchain is impacting the medical field significantly. How? Well, we already have a blog on it.

Unlocking Next-Gen Healthcare Possibilities with AI

AR and VR are the most trending technologies of the running era. One of the biggest benefits in a VR and AR-enabled environment is the ability to innovate your products and services in a completely new way. Many industries and business sectors are taking advantage of these technologies such as — healthcare, education, e-commerce, manufacturing, etc. Both virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) combined with AI and ML will create a better future and take your work to an entirely new level. How? As an example, I recently founded eXp Realty a real estate company with a virtual office space built out on the VirBELA platform. With their centralized VR office space, they have around 14,000 agents across all 50 US states, 3 Canadian provinces, and 400 MLS market areas. And, all this without having a single traditional brick-and-mortar office. As you can see, VR and AR seem likely to improve the state of business and your work culture. So, what’s in there for your business? Take a look at the benefits AR and VR bring to your business and how they can be used more successfully in the near future. AR and VR in the Healthcare Industry AR and VR have positively impacted the healthcare industry just like the internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Augmented reality, for example, can be used in the way of telemedicine that is the concept of receiving medical consultation from a doctor without being physically present in a hospital. Telehealth is also a new way to monitor your patient’s health from a remote location with features like live video monitoring, geo-based pharmacy recommendations, simplified billing, and electronic health record integration. There are several examples of AR and VR in the healthcare sector. The best one is AccuVein that shows a blood vessel map in real time that helps doctors avoid errors. AR and VR will be also used to improve the way surgeries are performed today. There is a specific type of AR software — AR training simulators that let the doctors map all the motions needed for physical therapy straight to their patient’s body. AI and ML-enabled technologies like robotics making a big difference in several areas of healthcare. Like, the IBM Watson Care Manager help enhance data management, improve drug discovery methods, and allow physicians to see data and other information in front of them without detaching themselves from the critical task at hand. AR and VR in the Education Industry AR and VR in the Education Industry Virtual reality in the education space is predicted to be a $200 million industry by 2020 and 97% of students today would like to opt for a VR course. According to reports, the education sector is at the 4th place for AR and VR investments. Around 80% of teachers prefer to have access to virtual reality devices, and only 6.87% use them in the e-learning process. Augmented reality and virtual reality apps in the education sector make the process easy by adding an interactive audio-visual factor to your e-learning. The platform such as Augment Education is the best to use for making presentations, modeling, and 3D design for constructing various e-learning materials using objects and animating them using various shapes and actions. Another best example is SignAloud gloves that is the best e-learning tool for students with impairments. The tool allows students to communicate using sign language in a VR environment and translate into a human speech. There are innovations like inMediaStudio group that has developed Aula Virtual Santillana for teachers and students. The tool allows them to access an incloud environment that they can use to create and send homework, view and read digital books etc. All these platforms show a significant sign of transformation between how a class session was managed before and how it is done today. AR and VR in the eCommerce Industry AR and VR in the eCommerce Industry For instance, Amazon recently integrated augmented reality-enabled shopping experience to their iOS app. Similarly, eBay is planning to launch a virtual reality-enabled department store in collaboration with the Australian retailer, Myers. The Swedish Multinational group IKEA using the that allows their consumers to virtually visualize how a certain piece of furniture will look in their home and how it will fit in their home. AR catalog app The retail brands such as Converse and Lego are also started using augmented reality technology to show their products to different users. Sephora is another best example of augmented reality in e-commerce that uses a virtual artist to create your full makeup looks on an outfit you are planning to wear. With all these benefits that come with AR and VR, your customers will feel confident about their purchases as they’ve had an opportunity to try on a wide range of products. With augmented reality and virtual reality, buyers can now explore numerous choices and preferences before making a purchase. And, with AR-enabled platform buyers can also interact with the product they want to buy to better understand the product and explore its functionalities as well. Final Words Augmented reality and virtual reality are on the cusp of revolutionizing the way we shop, consult doctors, and interact with students, and other people. In order to achieve competitiveness and profitability in your business, you must implement AR and VR technologies into your business plans. Hence, the future of these technologies remains wide open and companies from different sectors including AR and VR apps in their business operations to improve their sales, service, and support. Now, if you are looking to develop a mobile app with all the necessary features of AR and VR for your business . You can get help from the AR and VR app development companies to turn your app idea into reality.

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