Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

AI, Machine Learning, and Deep and Intelligent Medicine Simplified for Everyone

By: Dr. Parag Suresh Mahajan MD

Narrated by: Millian Quinteros

Do you know what AI is doing to improve our health and well-being?

Does this new technology concern you or impress you?

Do you want to know more about the future of AI in health care?

Technology continues to advance at a pace that can seem bewildering. Nowhere else is it moving faster than in the health sector, where AI is now being used to improve millions of lives. In this audiobook, Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: AI, Machine Learning, and Deep and Intelligent Medicine Simplified for Everyone, you can discover the great improvements that AI is making, with chapters covering:

• The current applications and future of AI in health care and all major medical specialties
• The benefits and risks weighed up
• The ethics involved
• Machine learning and data science simplified
• AI’s role in medical research and education, health insurance, drug discovery, electronic health records, and the fight against COVID-19
• The roles that major corporations and start-up companies are playing
• The implementation of AI in clinical practice
• And lots more.

Quite simply the most authoritative text on the subject, Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare - Third Edition is an absorbing and compelling listen for anyone who wants to know more. It is packed with more updated information than any other book currently available, written in easy-to-understand language, and accessible to all.

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AI in healthcare is here. How do we strategically adopt AI at the right time?

I enjoyed the expanse of AI in various specialties. There is a common theme, AI is being explored in all of these and will make an improvement for most if not all. The only additional pice I would like is an adoption scale that shows an adoption rate for each AI platform. Being in a local health care system, it would be great to lay out the timeline for projected adoption so we can develop an AI deployment strategy that adopts AI as it matures in each speciality at a slightly different pace.

Unbearable

This is actually the first bad review that I have ever given to an audiobook. It didn’t have many previous reviews, so I took the gamble.

Disclaimer: I only listened to the first six hours, then I couldn’t take it anymore. And even those I only managed because I was hoping for improvement.

This book sounds as if it was written by GPT-3 and read by a bot. It’s a crude assembly of platitudes, Wikipedia definitions, and lists. Endless lists. What the author calls ‘discussions’ is a mere description of what could have in theory been properly explained but never was.

The author, if there actually was one, doesn’t understand any of the technical details that he throws at you in no particular order. As a listener, you can follow those technical descriptions only if you already understand AI in depth.

The medical side of things is superficial at best, and plainly wrong at worst. Anyone, even with barely any medical knowledge at all, could have written a better book, simply by doing some research and investing real thought.

The narrator, if it was a human indeed, sounds like a bot. Perfect pronunciation, zero understanding or empathy for the content.

All in all, a complete waste of time. I will ask Amazon for a refund.