Artificial intelligence (AI) is the name given to a computer that can carry out tasks that humans can carry out. The use of AI in cancer treatment may improve the speed and accuracy of diagnoses, support clinical judgement, and produce better health outcomes. The current approach to developing anticancer drugs can be considerably improved by machine learning and other AI technologies. AI-driven clinical care has the potential to significantly reduce health disparities, particularly in low-resource environments. Using an AI-based system approach, researchers can work together in real-time and share knowledge virtually, possibly helping millions of people. In addition, AI has the potential to transform oncology by utilizing big data to advance cancer treatment into the 21st century and beyond.
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