Large language models are becoming part of doctors’ daily work. Experts predict a radical transformation that will ease physicians’ workload and improve patient experience.
Artificial intelligence is stepping into the doctor’s surgery – and not merely as an assistant, but as part of the care process itself. Large language models are rapidly transforming how patients are treated, research is conducted, and information is processed. Whilst challenges abound, experts predict a radical transformation in healthcare digitalisation over the next five years.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant promise of the future but a concrete tool that is transforming healthcare from patient encounters to diagnoses. Finnish companies and researchers are at the forefront of developments where algorithms don’t just support doctors – they complement them.
Healthcare is undergoing a fundamental transformation as artificial intelligence and large language models surge into consultations, diagnostics, and administrative tasks. In Finland, AI is being increasingly utilised in areas such as cancer diagnostics and brain imaging.
Amid global uncertainty and rapid technological change, a new Eurobarometer survey reveals that a majority of Europeans not only trust the European Union but also view artificial intelligence as a positive force. As the EU pushes forward with its regulatory approach to AI, citizens appear increasingly confident that technology can enhance, rather than endanger, their working lives.
