So, I have been thinking this a lot that AI is everywhere and in everything and it’s rapidly reshaping the healthcare system and it’s development, from drug discovery to patient health it is being improved day by day. It has the potential to make pharmaceutical process even more faster and accurate.
It can analyse large amounts of clinical data, predict drug interactions, detect patterns and many more, it can predict safety signals before arrival of any disease.
However the growing use of AI also raises many concern about patient’s data privacy, accuracy and ethical responsibility. There’s one use of AI that is beneficial and helpful and another use that is dangerous, you know a coin has two sides of you know that I mean. AI is helpful now but it also has some dangerous uses if it goes to wrong hands somehow.
What do you think?
Will AI make pharmacists improve patient care, or could it eventually replace some traditional roles of pharmacists? What skills should pharmacy students learn today to prepare for an AI-driven future , can AI be fully trusted to carry these process?
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