GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Vol. 11
(2025), Issue 2
Review on AI Algorithms in Healthcare Sector
Authors
Aditi Chauhan, Tejaswi Kohli, Sijo Joseph
Abstract
AI may reshape the health care industry in many ways, with improvements in accuracy, selection, and diagnostic, treatment, and decision-making outcomes. AI machines could be integrated perfectly into the healthcare system, but there are still some challenges to be overcome in order to make sure that AI machines will be implemented safely and effectively. First, this study seeks to examine the current capabilities of AI healthcare in machines, followed by a proposal for a framework for responsible and ethical use of these systems. The way the method has been undertaken includes a complete review of the literature, expert interviews, and case studies demonstrating AI machines in the healthcare system. An analysis was carried out using qualitative and quantitative methods, in which main limitations, examples of good practices, and areas to evolve were identified. The major conclusion states that although AI has undeniable benefits such as more accurate medical image analysis, early disease planning, and personalized therapy recommendations, there are also serious issues and gaps. Some of the issues include data privacy and security problems, algorithmic bias, the absence of transparency, and the fact that they may lead to errors or unintended consequences. The main point is that a holistic strategy is undoubtedly needed for the unfortunate cases of AI machines failing in healthcare. To the end, the strategy should be rooted in strong, controlling data governance, ongoing monitoring and testing, plus a solid ethical framework where patients' security and privacy preservation are priorities, as well as equitable access. Furthermore, the interdisciplinary teamwork among healthcare providers, AI experts, policymakers, and patient advocates that focuses on responsible AI development and deployment into healthcare systems is a key point.
Pages:
1026 - 1030