2019
DOI: 10.1051/medsci/2019158
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Intelligence clinique et intelligence artificielle

Abstract: L’intelligence artificielle (IA) actuelle en médecine peut se prévaloir de grandes performances, particulièrement en analyse d’images à visées diagnostique et pronostique, mais, en pratique clinique quotidienne, les résultats de l’IA fondés sur des données probantes restent peu nombreux. Dans cet article, sont analysés les caractéristiques de l’intelligence clinique en pratique médicale, puis les succès et promesses de l’IA, de même que les limites, réserves et critiques apportées à l’introduction de l’IA en c… Show more

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“…Data science is increasingly gaining a central role in the field, at the expense of more traditional medical expertise, including its intuitive dimensions. As Matuchansky puts it: "One quickly learns from clinical practice that medicine is as much an art as a science or a technique" [48]. With the entrance of AI in medicine, this should not be forgotten or obscured behind claims of precision, scientism, and objectivity of AI systems.…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Data science is increasingly gaining a central role in the field, at the expense of more traditional medical expertise, including its intuitive dimensions. As Matuchansky puts it: "One quickly learns from clinical practice that medicine is as much an art as a science or a technique" [48]. With the entrance of AI in medicine, this should not be forgotten or obscured behind claims of precision, scientism, and objectivity of AI systems.…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Data science is increasingly gaining a central role in the field, at the expense of more traditional medical expertise, including its intuitive dimensions. As Matuchansky puts it: "One quickly learns from clinical practice that medicine is as much an art as a science or a technique" [48]. With the entrance of AI in medicine, this should not be forgotten or obscured behind claims of precision, scientism, and objectivity of AI systems.…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 99%