Understanding the Potential of using Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Sector: A Case Study of Google’s Innovations & Research

Artificial Intelligence through its ability to learn from LLM has affected our lives in the most unusual ways. It has made complex calculations easy by training on large data sets. It is able to predict better, detect earlier. It has helped in automation, thereby reducing dependance on human beings in some cases. Healthcare is a sector which can benefit massively from the advancement of technology powered by Artificial Intelligence if proper large number of datasets are fed into the systems. Work is being continuously done to equip ourselves in a better way using the power of AI. There are multiple ways in which AI powered technology can assist the healthcare professionals. Among the many companies constantly engaging in research and development to help solve problems of the society is Google. According to a report by Statista there are 250million people using AI driven tools across the world. Google alone experiences 8.5 billion search queries on its search engine every day. The power of technology innovated by Google has the power to reach those who need it most and a wider market. The paper explores the different Case study of Google’s innovation and research work in healthcare. It also tries to comprehend the scope and challenges of using AI in the healthcare sector.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2024-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i04.26860
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Impact of AI and Big Data on Business and Society
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Understanding the Potential of using Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Sector: A Case Study of Google’s Innovations & Research

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Impact of AI and Big Data on Business and Society
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Understanding the Potential of using Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Sector: A Case Study of Google’s Innovations & Research

Amartya Saha -
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Abstract

Artificial Intelligence through its ability to learn from LLM has affected our lives in the most unusual ways. It has made complex calculations easy by training on large data sets. It is able to predict better, detect earlier. It has helped in automation, thereby reducing dependance on human beings in some cases. Healthcare is a sector which can benefit massively from the advancement of technology powered by Artificial Intelligence if proper large number of datasets are fed into the systems. Work is being continuously done to equip ourselves in a better way using the power of AI. There are multiple ways in which AI powered technology can assist the healthcare professionals. Among the many companies constantly engaging in research and development to help solve problems of the society is Google. According to a report by Statista there are 250million people using AI driven tools across the world. Google alone experiences 8.5 billion search queries on its search engine every day. The power of technology innovated by Google has the power to reach those who need it most and a wider market. The paper explores the different Case study of Google’s innovation and research work in healthcare. It also tries to comprehend the scope and challenges of using AI in the healthcare sector.

International Journal For Multidisciplinary ResearchVol. 6(4)
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Impact of AI and Big Data on Business and Society
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