World Congress in Vienna: AI changes our health system sustainably!

World Congress in Vienna: AI changes our health system sustainably!

Leopoldstadt, Österreich - The World Congress for Psychotherapy at the Sigmund Freud Private University (SFU) is closer. From July 16 to 19, the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) is being discussed on our health system. According to meinzirk.at, 70 percent of people in Austria are not sufficiently informed about AI. This deficit could turn out to be problematic if new technologies are not brought into harmony with the humanistic values.

Project manager Reinhold Popp urgently warns that there could be negative consequences for the health system without this connection. In order to further illuminate this topic, a symposium on the subject of "Technological Humanism in Healthcare" will take place on July 18, which also deals with the challenges of AI. Marcus Wilding, doctoral candidate at the SFU, will also have their say here. He emphasizes that in the healthcare system the respect for human dignity and the trust between treatments and patients should be in the foreground.

education and humanism

Humanism, which has its origin in antiquity, is not only limited to Europe. Other cultures such as Confucianism and Buddhism also testify to similar approaches. At a time when digital technologies and AI increasingly penetrate our lives, the humanistic self -image is put to the test. bidt.digital explains that man as a deliberate being must be viewed that is able to judge and act for reasons. This is particularly relevant in a world where digital entities can maintain a actor status, which brings philosophical, ethical and political implications.

The responsibility associated with the development of AI must be clearly defined in view of these developments. Ethical questions are inextricably linked to software development and relevant for our future society.

technology in healthcare

But how does the health system change in concrete terms through the use of AI? Various studies, including from ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, show that AI applications in medical and nursing care have potential. You can not only make it easier to document, but also enable significant progress in image evaluation in radiology. In this way, AI can relieve the health staff by creating time for patient care. In addition, AI systems increase the patient and help to avoid errors.

The important basis for the success of such technologies is a comprehensive understanding of their ways. Data protection and ensuring the reliability of the systems play a crucial role here. It is revealed that regular review and optimization of algorithms is necessary to avoid distortions and to ensure the validity of the results.

Overall, it can be seen that the connection between technology and humanistic values ​​in the healthcare system will be one of the most important aspects of the upcoming discussions in the world congress. This is the only way to ensure that the innovations of the future are not only technically progressive, but also human and ethically justifiable.