Introducing h-NFIs (Health Sector Non-Fungible Intelligence) to describe impact of artificial intelligence on non-fungible token inhealthcare system

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Background and aims: A non-fungible token (NFT) is a unique digital identifier that cannot becopied, replaced or divided and is recorded in a block chain and used to verify authenticity andownership which is recorded on the blockchain and can be transferred by the owner, allowingNFTs to be sold and traded. Moreover, rapid developments in artificial intelligence have openednew potential in the form of Artificial intelligence non fungible token (AI NFT) will extend mimickingof human intelligence using algorithms and machine learning software to analysis, presentation,and understanding disease especially toward personalized and P۷ medicine. One of themost promising applications of NFT in healthcare is in self-presentation of health data. With NFT,patients may track their data in real time and see how it is being used. Therefore, NFT guaranteesthe ownership of health data.Method: Hypothesis of developing h-NFI by studying the investigations and measures that havebeen carried out in the field of NFT, AI and health and treatment, which have extracted articlesfrom PubMed and Google Scholar.Results: NFIs (non-fungible intelligence) or iNFTs can be the next step in the evolution of NFTs.By tokenizing artificial intelligence, it has attracted the attention of investors. Although non-fungibletokens are not widely used in healthcare the potential for tokens that represent anythingunique is enormous, simply because any advanced combination of separate non-unique data isunique.Conclusion: Artificial intelligence in the field of health has the ability to improve health care inthe context of challenges in the field of ethical issues such as informed consent, bias, safety, transparency,patient privacy. It seems that presenting these data in a NFT, issued to each individualin a particular jurisdiction, is an efficient way to ensure de-identification of health data, to sharehashed health data, own health data and participate in public health programs, as well as in research.Clinical. Tomorrow’s digital healthcare infrastructure may rely on NFTs. However, thereare several potential barriers to mass adoption of this technology in the near future, particularly inhealthcare. As it stands, blockchain technology is quite inefficient and requires large amounts ofenergy for small transactions. This is mostly associated with significant greenhouse gas emissionsthat contribute to climate change. As such, NFTs may not be fully commercially viable in the nearfuture. But alternatives to NFT mining are being developed that can use a fraction of the computingpower available in their transactions.

نویسندگان

Peyman Kayhanvar

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Advanced Medical Sciences, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran- Deputy-Chairman of Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain & Metaverse Committee, East Azerbaijan Computer Trade Union Organization, Tabriz, Iran-

Zahra Akbari Moghadam

Medical Nanotechnology Department, Faculty of Modern Medical Sciences, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran

Solmaz Hazratgholi zad

Healthicon۱۱۰۰ DigiHealth and Biomedicine Center, ARTAN۱۱۰۰ Startup Complex and Accelerator, Tabriz, Iran