Artificial intelligence will revolutionise medicare

Visakhapatnam: Artificial intelligence would bring a revolutionary change in the area of health care and it would make the medical practitioners job easy to deliver the right and proper diagnosis of diseases, said Founder Director of Krishna IVF Clinic Dr GA Rama Raju Delivering a special lecture on ‘Artificial Intelligence and Medicine’at a meeting jointly organised by the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication and Japanese Information and Studies Centre at Andhra University on Friday, Rama Raju said that artificial intelligence is a science of making machine work smart and give accurate date.

He said the trends in artificial intelligence would affect the future of health care and bring about radical changes in health care sector. Mass screening of the human body with the help of artificial intelligence would make the delivery of health care more simple and easy, Raju underlined.   
Head of Foreign Languages and  Director of the Japanese Information and Studies Centre Prof DVR Murthy said that a lot of research has been conducted in Japan in the area of artificial intelligence.

Dr Challa Ramakrishna, Head of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Prof P Bobby Vardhan, Chairman, Board of Studies, Dr GKD Prasada Rao, Dr K Shanti and Krishnaveer Abhishek spoke on the occasion. Later, Dr Rama Raju was felicitated by the members of the Linguistics Research Society.