The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with wearable technology is rising. Many watch-style wearable tracking devices can use AI to monitor vital signs and use predictive analytics to send warnings if needed. These wearables can provide physicians with real-time data and help them diagnose conditions, so wearers receive relevant and personalized care. See Next: Gamers Making Thousands…
I believe we are about to see a massive surge in the adoption of artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector.
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