Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

ABSTRACT

Since a created thing first takes form within the mind of its creator, it is in some sense a part or an extension of its creator and thus definitionally lesser. Our creations rarely surprise us, and when they do, it’s either because of a bug in the design or because we are unable or unwilling to simulate its emergent behavior to a high enough degree of fidelity.

KEYWORDS

• creation
• emergence
• unpredictability
• autonomy

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• DOI10.5530/ijopp.12.4.46Copy

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