How to Use AI to Navigate Cancer Information: Tips and Considerations
Navigating cancer can be overwhelming. You may be facing unfamiliar terms, multiple treatment choices, and difficult decisions. In recent years, artificial intelligence, or AI, has been getting a lot of buzz as a revolutionary new technology. AI can help you make sense of it all—but it’s important to use it wisely and with caution. At CancerChoices we are watching the development of AI closely to best understand how it can be positively used, and where it is still weak.
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