Webinar reveals how Artificial Intelligence is revolutionising clinical practice and challenging the traditional role of healthcare professionals
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Tiago Reis, lecturer at Lusófona University, presents how AI is revolutionising medical diagnostics and transforming the role of healthcare professionals in the digital age.
Since the 14th century, medicine has been taught in a traditional manner, based on books, memorisation, and practices such as using the stethoscope to listen to patients. However, the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools marks a new paradigm for the profession.
Today, it is possible to solve problems more quickly and efficiently with the help of AI. But what if we used it to tackle even more complex and transformative challenges?
Tiago Reis, director of the BSc in Computational Biomedicine and Artificial Intelligence, shared with webinar participants how AI can revolutionise medical practice, enabling healthcare professionals to become even more skilled doctors, nurses, and care providers.
However, despite the enormous potential of this technology, Artificial Intelligence is not without its limitations, risks, and ethical challenges. These aspects were also addressed during the webinar.
