AI is bound to have an impact on the future of medicine. But the most valuable thing that AI will do for us will definitely be beyond substituting doctors or automating clinical decisions.
India accelerates healthcare AI with foundation models, but the bottleneck is diagnostic integration and clinical data quality, not compute. IT managers: shift budget from model R&D to diagnostic infrastructure and governance. Success = integrated workflow, not benchmarks.
India is witnessing an extraordinary surge in artificial intelligence.
New foundation models are announced every few months.
Healthcare chatbots are becoming increasingly advanced.
Hospitals are trying out AI-augmented processes, while startups are competing to come up with groundbreaking applications.
This is indeed heartening since there is no doubt that healthcare will greatly benefit from the use of AI.
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This article is authored by Gautam Khanna, CEO, PD Hinduja Hospital & Medical Research Centre, Mumbai.
