Speaker: Dr. Lara Jehi, Cleveland Clinic’s Chief Research Information Officer

What We Gain, What We Risk

It is said that AI won’t replace doctors, but doctors who use AI will replace doctors
who don’t.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping modern medicine. What began with simple tools such as automated transcription of patient interviews has expanded into complex systems capable of reading mammograms, modeling protein structures, and predicting the molecular design of new antibiotics. From
diagnostics to drug discovery, AI’s presence in healthcare is growing — and it’s not going away. But with this transformation come critical questions: How is AI used in healthcare today? What benefits does it bring to patients, providers, and researchers — and what risks or ethical challenges accompany its rise

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