An Analysis On The Promotion Of Health Rights Based On Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence in healthcare refers to the use of algorithms and software to approximate human cognition in the analysis of complex medical information. Specifically, artificial intelligence is the ability of computer algorithms to produce results without direct human input. What differentiates AI technology from older technologies in health care is the ability to acquire information, process it and provide output accurately to the end user. Artificial intelligence performs this operation using machine learning algorithms that can recognize patterns in behavior and create its own logic. The field of medicine and health is very important for the continuation of human life, and the applications of artificial intelligence in medicine and health have increased in recent years. Researches conducted in the fields related to medicine, medicine and services for the disabled indicate that artificial intelligence technology can create significant changes in fields such as disease diagnosis, treatment methods, drug disorders and medical image processing. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the intelligence that appears by machines, as opposed to the natural intelligence that is displayed by animals including humans. But first of all, it should be known that the word "intelligence" indicates the possibility of reasoning, and whether artificial intelligence can achieve the ability to reason or not is a matter of dispute among researchers. Leading AI books define this field as the study of "intelligent agents": any system that understands its environment and takes actions that maximize its chances of achieving its goals. In the near future, due to significant advances in artificial intelligence, patients may visit computers and artificial intelligence systems before going to the doctor. It's strange, but it's really not impossible. Growing medical record and imaging data is enabling AI-based medicine and changing the way clinicians and researchers solve clinical problems. Despite AI's ability to outperform physicians in some tasks, its integration into daily medical practice has yet to reach a clear vision due to regulatory concerns. In this article, the legal and medical challenges of using artificial intelligence in promoting health rights are discussed.

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Artificial Intelligence ، Machine Learning ، Rights ، Health Promotion