TL;DR Over the past few years, many medical AI applications have focused on two major...
TL;DR
Over the past few years, many medical AI applications have focused on two major categories of tasks:
Recognition and prediction: medical imaging, assisted diagnosis, risk scoring, and report interpretation.
Generation and explanation: clinical note summarization, health Q&A, medical knowledge retrieval, and report explanation.
These tasks are useful, but chronic disease management, aging intervention, and longevity medicine require something more difficult:
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