Dr. Lloyd Minor, Dean of Stanford Medicine, dives into the game-changing role of AI in healthcare. He explores how AI improves diagnostics, drug discovery, and precision health while navigating its ethical implications. Dr. Minor discusses the rise of wearable technology for proactive health management and emphasizes the importance of nutrition in medical training. He also considers the future of organ growth and tailored treatments through advanced diagnostics, advocating for a shift from reactive care to a more preventive approach in medicine.
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AI Dermatologist
Stanford dermatologists trained an AI model on smartphone pictures of skin lesions.
The model performed as well as board-certified dermatologists in detecting malignancy.
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Responsible AI rollout
AI models in healthcare require careful oversight, transparency, and public engagement.
This technology shouldn't be implemented top-down; it demands continuous feedback.
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Adapting to New Tech
Doctors initially resisted angioplasty and laparoscopic surgery, similar to AI resistance.
Practitioners who adapt to new technologies ultimately thrive, redefining specializations.
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