Artificial intelligence and medical science

Artificial intelligence and medical science

One of the problems with artificial intelligence is that they don't have feelings. Of course, artificial would always be neutral, and nothing will make it get angry. It doesn't care about ethnic or another background and it's always fresh. And as you see the biggest problem of artificial intelligence is also it's the best strength, which makes that system very problematic and it faces many complicated ethical and moral questions all the time.

One of the greatest questions is, could the artificial intelligence someday replace surgeon or some other medical specialist. It finds every mutation in cells and tissues, which makes it a very effective tool. The robot would cut sharper than any human and it doesn't care about the time, what the operation takes, but transferring this kind of thing to robots would be extremely revolutionary vision, what needs time to think.

Medical science is a complicated thing from ethics, moral and technology. We are facing the thing that artificial intelligence is coming in the doctor's offices as well as many other places like laboratories. The computer can notice many things in seconds, which would take hours from the human researcher. Artificial intelligence can notice viruses by searching for their form, and that can also suggest the cure.

That thing would make possible to make diagnosis very fast, and that leaves the doctor time to be with the patient, and that would bring social and psychological aspect in the medical treatment. But when we are thinking about the case, that artificial intelligence would give the medical treatment, and robots would come to give injections would feel a very rare or too revolutionary thing in the mind of the people.

The thing is that artificial intelligence is a good servant but somehow bad master has been the usual reason, why people are against this kind of research and development. But when we are looking at the cases when some patients have been forgotten in the hospitals, artificial intelligence would be the good watchdog, and the system might be the form, where is marked the rooms where the medical staff has been visited, and then the things what should be done would be marked in the same form.

One of the simplest ways to make those things is just creating the system, what observes the time, what the door has been open, and how many times it would be opened during the round. And of course, the steps, and movements in the room would be recorded. That would tell, how many seconds would the nurse spend in the room, and if the change of beddings takes about five seconds, that person might be very fast, or something would be missed.

This is one version of the usage of artificial intelligence. Also, artificial intelligence can search, how many times every particular patient would press the call button during the time in hospital. This thing tells something, what the people have told to those individuals in the hospitals about things like when that button is allowed to push. But the thing is that artificial intelligence can keep the book about many other things, like how many cancer cases have been renewed in some hospitals, and are those cases focused on some ethnic or another kind of group?

And are the times of cure the same in every patient, who have similar tumors or cell mutations. This kind of records can contain information, what kind of and how strong some symptoms are justified the sick leave. And are the other treatments similar to all patients? If the person would ever push call-buttons, that would mean that person self takes things, or there is no need to care. But that thing could cause that some person would say, that the pushing of a button is prohibited. In those cases, the human would make decisions.

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The worst problems with long-term spaceflight are not technical

Apollo command and service module
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The worst problems with long-term spaceflight are not technical

In scientific and fictional books and writings and films, the problems of the long-term spaceflight have been mentioned the technical and physiological problems, like long-term staying in the zero-gravity would make muscles so weak that the astronauts cannot walk on the destiny, and that thing causes many dangerous visions.

What if they would be too weak to climb up the stairs with their spacesuits, or those suits would be too heavy anyway. The worst problems are social, and the biggest question is, what happens if somebody would get angry?

Or what if somebody gets hurt? What if some member of the crew is the wrong choice, and that member of the crew starts to cheat other members? When the spacecraft would travel between Earth and Mars, there is no way to take control of the situation, if somebody would start to act dangerously? What would those people do in that case?

There have been some horror stories, which are located in the space, and one of the most horrific scenarios is that, what if there would be a serial killer in the crew. In that case, the flight control must just decrease the gas pressure, that all the crew members would get unable to operate, and the craft would remote controlled back to Earth.

But there is another version of this kind of problem, and that is, what if some crew member would not dare to land to another planet? Or how the administration will recruit a member of the team, whoever lands to another planet? How to tell that person, that the role is vital, but there is no glory? That there would not any public question about that member of the team.

This kind of thoughts has raised in my mind one question about the social tests, what are made in the closed environment. That is "how realistic those experiments are in the real-life"? Would the test controllers tell those members of the test team, that their family members are dead if some kind of accident would happen? Or would the commanding team of the Mars-flight tell that thing to crew member, if that kind of sad thing will happen?