4 obstacles to widespread adoption of AI in healthcare

Though integrating artificial intelligence into healthcare continues to be a long, arduous process, the benefits promised by the technology make it well worth the effort, according to the Harvard Business Review.

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A recent article outlines four key obstacles to healthcare’s adoption of AI:

1. Developing regulatory frameworks

2. Achieving FDA approval

3. AI is a “black box”

4. Lower hurdles in life sciences

Despite the need for more comprehensive regulations — and adherence to that regulatory framework — and ongoing questions about the clinical relevance of AI, according to HBR, “the opportunities the technology presents to change the standard of care, improve efficiencies and help clinicians make more informed decisions is worth the effort to overcome them.”

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