JOHAN STEYN: AI’s transformative power for healthcare in Africa
It is our collective moral and ethical duty to regulate and control the trajectory of advanced intelligent systems
12 April 2022 - 12:06
Cognitive computing — or “machines that can see, learn and think” — is revolutionising medical care across the world.
Increased processing speed, cloud computing and the advent of the smart technology era are democratising medical care. Computer imaging capabilities, nanomedicine and brain-computer interface technology have the potential to usher in what some call a transhuman world...
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