Artificial intelligence in cardiology: The past, present and future

Artificial intelligence in cardiovascular prevention: new ways will open new doors

“…130 However, in medicine, every individual case is different, and artificial intelligence might be error prone in these cases, especially if they are outliers. 130 Artificial intelligence as a tool in cardiology should act as an aid in decision-making and not actually make those decisions. 130,131 Among the biggest problems that arise with the use of are the possibility of greater inequalities and the legal and ethical concerns when large volumes of data are processed.…”

“…Machine learning algorithms can identify patterns based on the huge volume of data and often tend to identify the average characteristics of a patient and ignore the outliers 130 . However, in medicine, every individual case is different, and artificial intelligence might be error prone in these cases, especially if they are outliers 130 . Artificial intelligence as a tool in cardiology should act as an aid in decision-making and not actually make those decisions 130,131 …”

“…It must be clearly understood that both artificial intelligence and machine learning should act to support and not replace the physician and his clinical skills 129,130 . Machine learning algorithms can identify patterns based on the huge volume of data and often tend to identify the average characteristics of a patient and ignore the outliers 130 . However, in medicine, every individual case is different, and artificial intelligence might be error prone in these cases, especially if they are outliers 130 .…”

“…However, in medicine, every individual case is different, and artificial intelligence might be error prone in these cases, especially if they are outliers 130 . Artificial intelligence as a tool in cardiology should act as an aid in decision-making and not actually make those decisions 130,131 …”

“…130 Artificial intelligence as a tool in cardiology should act as an aid in decision-making and not actually make those decisions. 130,131 Among the biggest problems that arise with the use of are the possibility of greater inequalities and the legal and ethical concerns when large volumes of data are processed.…”