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Artificial Intelligence in Oncology

delete2024-05-01
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David Liebovitz
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Randa Perkins
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Irbaz Bin Riaz
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Peter D. Stetson *
DOI：10.6004/jnccn.2024.5009delete
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A panel of experts in artificial intelligence (AI) and clinical informatics discussed the current applications and future potential of AI in oncology. The panelists shared insights into ongoing AI projects at their respective institutions, ranging from drug design and patient education to clinical decision support and administrative tasks. Key areas of focus included the use of AI for radiology and pathology, ambient listening during patient visits, and patient engagement through intelligent interfaces. The speakers also addressed the challenges of regulatory oversight, data quality, and the need for ethical and responsible AI design. The panel concluded that although AI has the potential to transform various aspects of oncology care, careful consideration must be given to patient preferences, clinical workflows, and validation of AI models in oncology-specific settings.

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Journal of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network
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