Artificial intelligence is the conversation captivating minds and sparking curiosity, leaving everyone pondering its potential benefits — what can AI do for them?
Global healthcare and life sciences organizations are stretching to connect and automate as many as 78 different clinical and non-clinical IT systems according to our recent Salesforce survey. With this multitude of systems, data is locked in separate silos, leading to frustrating experiences for staff across roles and patients who need care.
Artificial Intelligence is a burgeoning field in healthcare today with far-reaching impact in many facets of the space. In an effort to better understand just one element of how AI will influence healthcare, InCrowd and PathAI set out to explore physician feelings and expectations about the use of AI in pathology diagnostics.
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