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When it comes to utilizing Artificial intelligence in healthcare, responsibilities and accountability is higher since human lives are at stake. Digitalization and application of artificial intelligence in the development of medicine is rapidly evolving and for the better to minimize the time and cost it takes to bring a medicine in the market.

while application of artificial intelligence in biomedicine is evolving, so are the regulations around system securities, data protection and mapping cultural and geographical diversities. It would need the expertise both from the field of medicine development who have enormous experience working in the field for years and from the computational background of people who could leverage the expertise to apply and develop meaningful algorithms to make use of artificial intelligence in digital health.

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