Artificial intelligence (AI) is the next big thing in healthcare. The technology has the potential to help doctors diagnose diseases earlier, which may mean fewer deaths due to errors made by doctors and nurses who are getting tired during shift changes or working long hours without adequate rest. AI-based systems could also improve the accuracy of clinical trials by detecting trends in data that would otherwise go unnoticed by human researchers, speeding up the development of new drugs and therapies so that they reach patients faster, with fewer side effects and at lower cost than ever before possible. When AI is implemented into medical devices, it can help patients know when they need to see their doctor for an appointment based on their symptoms, rather than just once every six months like many people do now without fail — especially those who lack access to healthcare easily available everywhere else …