The use of AI in health care is expected to increase rapidly in the coming years, but the World Health Organization sees the risk of patients being given wrong information. — Photo: Jens Büttner/dpa
GENEVA: Research has found that artificial intelligence (AI) is already better than humans at picking donor organs for transplants and also better at answering health-related questions from patients.
And yet experts at the World Health Organization are saying that introducing AI into health care procedures brings the risk of "completely incorrect" information.
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