Artificial Intelligence (AI): The Next Stage of Evolution?
Humans have created AI to surpass the limits of comfort and improve their way of life. Through the integration of AI into machines, they have aimed to unlock unprecedented levels of convenience; however, now, we are at a stage where this important question arises: Who holds the upper hand? Do humans continue to hold dominion, or have AI-equipped machines taken the reins? I go a step further and pose my question from a more thoughtful standpoint: Friend or foe?

 Beyond human capacity: How artificial intelligence (AI) is enhancing cancer diagnosis and treatment
Ravari et al. have provided a succinct overview of the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in cancer research, specifically in the domains of diagnosis and treatment. The authors have presented a figure that illustrates the process of training and developing AI systems to make informed decisions. The algorithms employed by AI systems are capable of recognizing patterns and associations in medical images. These deep learning systems can be trained using given data to identify differences between cancerous and normal features by analyzing histopathologic whole tissue slides and radiologic records such as CT scans and MRI data. This ability makes AI systems an efficient tool for improving cancer diagnosis in various areas, including detecting the onset of disease, diagnosing tumors and their origins, and classifying and grading the cancer present. The full-text of their article is available for download here.