Has Artificial Intelligence made diagnoses of neuro diseases easier?

[AudreyCox]

Understanding the human brain is one of the biggest challenges in the field of neuroscience. The human brain is very complex, hence it has never been easy for medical practitioners to detect the nature of brain disease, diagnose or even treat it better. But the good news is technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) is bringing transformative benefits for the neuroscientific community and society at large. Thanks to AI's ability to churn through extravagant amounts of data to find patterns, this technology has become an invaluable tool in neuroscience. It is also being embraced by medical practitioners to manage and make sense of brain activity.

AI can identify patterns, complex data sets by emulating how the brain performs certain computations. The technology can identify neurological diseases more accurately, which means faster diagnosis, "such as more accurate readings of MRI and other images, evaluating genomic data for impact in neurological diseases, evaluating the effect of new pharmaceuticals on treatment and more. If a task may be viewed as needing advanced training or education for humans to perform, then AI is capable of performing the task", as explained by  Steven Walczak, a PhD scholar from the University of South Florida.

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Audrey Cox
Hewlett Packard Enterprise

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