Imagine a surgeon asking a Siri-like digital assistant in the operations theater about the options available in a risky operation, based on the patient's medical history matched with a global database of similar cases. The "assistant" comes up with several options in a split second and, the surgeon and his team, choose one that they think is best and proceed.
This could be one of the many possibilities that an Artificial Intelligence or A.I. can provide to the healthcare sector.
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