Artificial Intelligence in the Professional Activity of Physicians

Abstract

This article addresses the issue of intellectual well-being in healthcare. A predictive analysis of the advantages and challenges of using artificial intelligence technologies in the professional activities of doctors is provided. The article highlights significant problems related to ethical and legal issues, data quality, lack of algorithmic transparency and the risk of diminishing physicians' professional skills. The forecasting methodology proposed in the article for optimizing diagnosis, treatment, and disease prevention in the professional activities of doctors is based on a comparative analysis of a large volume of digital statistical data. A promising direction for further scientific inquiry, according to the authors, is the consideration of digital healthcare issues using artificial intelligence in combination with other effective and globally recognized tools and technologies. The article is of interest to specialists in healthcare, bioethics, digital medical technologies, as well as to university educators.