Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a revolutionary force across several sectors, and its potential to enhance the healthcare industry is particularly promising to our society.

AI-powered tools can facilitate more accurate diagnosis, and personalized treatment plans, and enable precision medicine by utilizing the vast amounts of data generated within the healthcare ecosystem. However, despite its tremendous potential, the adoption of AI in healthcare has been relatively slow compared to other industries.

Past efforts to integrate AI into healthcare have primarily centered on large-scale research projects like speeding up drug discovery or utilizing machine learning algorithms for early diagnosis and medical imaging, such as radiology, CT scans, or detecting skin cancers.