In a landmark shift for medicine, machine intelligence is now emerging as the ‘commander’ directing diagnostics, treatment planning and ongoing patient care. Advanced systems are analyzing vast datasets—genomics, imaging, real-time vitals—and suggesting targeted interventions that previously required teams of specialists. Experts say this trend could compress drug-development timelines, personalise therapies, and make healthcare both more accurate and accessible. But as intelligence grows, so do questions about trust, oversight and the human role in care. The full implications for the doctor-patient relationship and health systems worldwide are just beginning to surface. Read more: [link to article]
Commander of the Superintelligence — How Machine Intelligence Is Reimagining Healthcare
