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Public Emerging and Future Trend

Public Emerging and Future Trend

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Purpose: Exploring transformative AI applications that redefine healthcare boundaries, such... View more

Public Emerging and Future Trend

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Purpose: Exploring transformative AI applications that redefine healthcare boundaries, such as nanomedicine, digital twins, brain-computer interfaces, or highly autonomous AI systems.

Description: This subgroup is for visionary discussions about truly revolutionary AI concepts that have the potential to fundamentally change healthcare delivery, research, and patient experiences in the long term.

Intended Use: For brainstorming radical new AI applications, discussing long-term societal impacts, and identifying emerging technologies that could converge with AI to create paradigm shifts.

Limitations: Highly speculative, not focused on current implementation challenges.

Key Activities: Discussing the potential of AI-powered nanobots for targeted drug delivery, exploring the concept of “digital twins” for personalized medicine, debating the future of highly autonomous AI in surgery.

Potential Users: Academic/Researcher, AI Innovator/Developer, Healthcare Leader/Administrator, Students.

Possible Discussions: “The ethical implications of brain-computer interfaces in healthcare,” “Predicting the impact of AI-powered CRISPR technology on disease eradication,” “How will AI-driven personalized prevention reshape public health in 50 years?”

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