00:00Okay.
00:027 April
00:02World Health Day
00:04The technology
00:09is coming up
00:11in every area
00:11The AI
00:12is coming up
00:14in its own
00:15The AI
00:20is coming up
00:21in every area
00:22which is coming up
00:27to the PGI
00:27Dr. Sanjay Jens
00:29Sir, tell me
00:30that the AI
00:32is growing up
00:35because everyone
00:36gives me a prompt
00:37to the AI
00:38that I feel like
00:43the AI guides
00:45every small and small
00:46quarry
00:48So, do you think
00:49the AI
00:51is taking place
00:52where the real doctor
00:53is taking place?
00:55First of all, I would like
00:56to thank the media
00:58that they invited me
00:59and gave me a chance
01:02to talk about this.
01:03First of all, I would like to say
01:06that AI is definitely
01:07a very useful
01:09and friendly platform
01:11which is not just
01:13medicine
01:14but all the areas
01:16that are in life
01:17have entered
01:18and will continue.
01:22First of all, let's talk about
01:25what the real situation of AI
01:28This is the early times
01:30and this is a little bit
01:32and the public
01:35or the people have learned
01:36a word
01:36called AI
01:38which we call Artificial Intelligence
01:40and unfortunately, AI
01:43has been absolutely right
01:45to use today's time
01:45as Google
01:49If I want to use one sentence
01:52then I will say
01:54AI can be your friend
01:57you can be your friend
01:58you can be your support
01:59you can be your help
02:00but if we say
02:02that he will replace
02:04then I think
02:06this is a little bit
02:07of kite flying
02:08and then we say
02:10that he will replace
02:11the doctor
02:12then this is probably
02:14not possible
02:16because only one
02:19doctor
02:19has been three
02:21or four reasons
02:23First of all,
02:26he wants to know
02:26that whatever symptoms
02:28or whatever
02:28there is a lot of pain
02:28there is a lot of pain
02:30and what is the cause
02:30that is the cause
02:32and what is the cause
02:33and the important component
02:38which is the important component
02:39which we call empathy
02:39or the emotion
02:44or the touch
02:45or the touch
02:46that they are
02:49unspecified healing powers
02:51which only one doctor
02:52can give us
02:53as well
02:54Look, when we practice medicine
02:55as I can only
02:57for 40 years
03:04In other words, safety of a patient is the most important component in the treatment.
03:13AI gives you the answer after prompt and whether it is safe or not, it is impossible because it is
03:24not reference-based.
03:27The second thing is that whenever you ask this question, you will get the answer.
03:33But the answer is valid or not, we cannot say this.
03:37The third thing is that is contextual.
03:41I will give you a simple example.
03:43There is a young man who has eaten some food and has pain in his stomach.
03:48He asks the AI, he has pain in his stomach.
03:51I am having abdominal pain. What are the possibilities?
03:53AI gives him the answer to heart attack.
03:56Now, think that the person who has pain after eating, has pain in his stomach,
04:01has pain in his stomach.
04:03So, it is simple that this is a little food poisoning case,
04:06and it will probably be fine in 2-4 hours.
04:09So, if he has looked at the diagnosis of the AI,
04:13then you can understand his mental state.
04:18On the other hand,
04:19if there is a patient who has a 70-year-old disease,
04:21who has a heart attack and has a little nausea or vomiting,
04:24then it may be an issue of heart.
04:27So, all these complexities,
04:28they are only talking to a doctor and can examine his physical exam.
04:34The second thing,
04:35AI can never examine his physical exam.
04:39He can examine his physical exam,
04:41by checking some parameters,
04:43such as pulse rate, blood pressure,
04:45which can be used by distance.
04:48But at the same time,
04:50I will say that AI is your partner,
04:54your friend.
04:55You will never replace it.
04:58Sir, if we talk about AI,
05:01which one of these parts of AI can be done,
05:04which one of these parts can be done with a doctor,
05:10which one of these parts can be done with a doctor,
05:11which one of these parts can be done with a doctor,
05:15which one of these parts can be done with a doctor,
05:16which one of these parts can be done with a doctor.
05:18What is workable and not human-able?
05:21I have told you that there are four or five areas
05:26where we always divide the medicine.
05:30First is the emergency,
05:32second is the semi-emergent situation,
05:34third is the chronic situation,
05:35and the fourth is the miscellaneous situation,
05:38which you will consider miscellaneous or other areas.
05:40In the emergency,
05:42to try and try and try,
05:43meaning which one of these patients is very serious,
05:45which one is less serious,
05:46which one is less serious,
05:46which one is moderate,
05:48which one is serious,
05:49then there is a lack of AI.
05:52AI can be done with us.
05:54For our,
05:55some of these things,
05:56for our automation,
05:59that we know the things we do,
06:00that we pick AI ourselves up
06:01and try and convert it to a triaging system.
06:06convert care of the patient, it is more blood pressure, more blood pressure, more voice
06:11and suffering.
06:12So, immediately, this may be able to explain to the patient
06:15if you think about the infection, if you think about the heart disease, or if you think about the lung
06:20disease,
06:21then immediately, the patient will be sick of the patient, and the patient will not be sick.
06:26There is time to take in this patient.
06:27Another thing that can be done is our distant monitoring system.
06:34Today, we have blood pressure, rhythm, which is the heart, ECG monitoring, blood sugar,
06:48which we call metabolic parameters, oxygen monitoring,
06:52without a doctor, the AI can help you,
06:57or you can guarantee that this disease is not working properly.
07:01I will give you an example.
07:02There are some good watches that can be done with ECG continuous monitoring.
07:07So, the disease has abnormalities,
07:12they can identify their disease and tell you that it may be a problem.
07:24In other words, I can say that in the next 5-10-15 years,
07:31it will come and come to AI.
07:33Therefore, I am saying that the man behind the machine, who is behind the machine,
07:39that is the final of your help and the final of your deciding factor.
07:46Because if you do something, if you do something, if you do something,
07:49if you do something, if you do something, then who will be involved?
07:51Do you put AI to fancy?
07:53Do you put AI to fancy?
07:54Do you put AI to fancy fancy?
07:56Or do you ask the doctor to the doctor?
07:57So, the final responsibility is that the doctor will remain.
08:01The who is the AI, the who is using the doctor,
08:04who knows how much they can use, where they can use.
08:08We can use them.
08:09We would like to say that the other information is not the wrong thing.
08:14But we don't know which information is wrong or which information is not the wrong thing.
08:18So, the validity is an important component.
08:21Sir, because in PGI, AI is also used in a very good level, some tests are used by AI.
08:31So, do you think that the diagnosed test from AI, is it possible to help out the disease?
08:40Is it possible to help out a doctor?
08:42Or is it possible to help in a confusion sector?
08:44Look, I will tell you, that we are understanding AI.
08:50It is not that AI can solve all your problems.
08:56AI will give you the information on the basis of the diagnosis or treatment.
09:02Please remember that there are many components for the disease.
09:07One is the diagnosis.
09:08The diagnosis is finally the doctor.
09:10The doctor can only give you the information.
09:11And sometimes, the doctor can also give you the information.
09:14Then, the diagnosis is not possible.
09:16We call it differential diagnosis.
09:18In the same way, AI can also give you the information.
09:22The answer will also give you the answer.
09:24If you always use garbage in and garbage out,
09:28if you don't add information in it,
09:31then you will not get the answer.
09:33Where AI can be useful,
09:35you will evaluate a large data set.
09:39We have to evaluate a large data set.
09:41We have to see the kidney failure of the kidney failure.
09:44We have to see the kidney failure of the kidney failure.
09:46We have PGI.
09:47We have to see that in a day,
09:48we have to see the sample of 1000-3000 samples.
09:51So, manually see the 1000-3000 samples,
09:54one test,
09:55it is not possible.
09:56If we put all of it on the computer interface, AI,
10:00then AI will pick up the number 7, 8, 10, 12,
10:04140, 450,
10:06they were abnormal keratinin.
10:08They have a chance that keratinin is abnormal.
10:10So, check them.
10:12So, in this way, we have to see the number of 1000 tests.
10:16If we test, we have 15-20,000 symptoms.
10:22So, you can understand that if it's such large data for the large data,
10:26then to see the large data from this,
10:27we can be very useful for AI.
10:30In the same way, when we go to the community and screening in the community, AI can help us very
10:36much.
10:37In the same way, I have told you, telemetry, which we are not alone, where the doctors are not there,
10:44we can help us to test the screening for AI.
10:48But there are some areas where AI can't do anything, where there is a technical expertise, and there are surgical
10:55branches.
10:57Today, we know that the robotic surgery is coming, we know that the robotic surgery will only do a doctor.
11:05The robot will not do a surgery in itself.
11:08Which surgery should be done, how many organs should be removed, how many should be repaired, he will only do
11:15a surgeon.
11:17Sir, the last question is, in the coming time, in 10-15 years, what do you think that AI has
11:24a doctor,
11:24and AI can be connected to the doctor and AI, and what level can they work on?
11:31Look, this is a changing environment.
11:36AI will need to help the doctor, it will need to do it, it will need to do it, and
11:41it will be a partnership.
11:44Today, you can see, when I started my medicine to practice, there was no computer at that time.
11:49So, we had to learn the baseline from the computer.
11:53And today, maybe without the computer, I can't practice medicine without the computer.
11:56Maybe I have to write the doctor's prescription, maybe I have to analyze it, maybe I have to analyze it,
12:01maybe I have to analyze it, maybe I have to put it, but it doesn't mean that the computer can
12:05replace me.
12:07Maybe I am a bit more blunt, but that's the same way, AI will need to help you.
12:13AI will need to help you, there is no question.
12:16Doctors may not be able to bless the doctors, their knowledge is not 100% of their knowledge,
12:22there are some complicated cases.
12:24So, there are Google, libraries, that's the same way.
12:28What kind of AI is AI? I would like to believe in a library, where there is a difficult situation
12:34or ever increasing our requirements in medicine, because medicine practice is very complex.
12:42We will need to help AI.
12:45Probably, all doctors will use AI today and will do it.
12:51But then, I would like to say that he can't replace the doctor,
12:54the same way, because the other doctor has a touch of the human touch,
12:59the other language, the other language and the other language is a touch of the person.
13:03It will probably not give AI to the rest of the person.
13:05But I would like to say that the other people,
13:18the only thing I would like to ask you to say is that the patients,
13:24Because for laymen, this is half knowledge is dangerous stuff.
13:54Camera person Kishan ke saad, Nagma Singh ki report, ETV bharat.
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