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AI and healthcare: Creating an 'economy class' or democratising medical expertise?

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Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming a key player in healthcare, aiding in tasks like interpreting medical images and summarizing clinical records. The debate arises over whether AI will democratize healthcare access or create a two-tier system where some patients receive care from autonomous AI systems while others get traditional physician-led treatment. This matters as it impacts how technology can be used to improve accessibility without compromising the quality of care, especially in underserved areas.

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