Artificial intelligence in medicine is currently in the infancy stage of development, but in 10 to 20 years, the capability of the technology will catch up to the hype, a speaker said at Octane’s virtual Ophthalmology Technology Summit.
“In the future, ophthalmologists will have to learn about AI, or you’ll be vulnerable to ophthalmologists who actually know AI,” keynote speaker Anthony Chang, MD, MBA, MPH, MS, chief intelligence and innovation officer at Children’s Hospital of Orange County, said at the meeting.
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