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At CROI 2026, scientists discussed how machine learning and generative artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to improve various HIV outcomes.
There are lingering, and often perplexing, questions as to exactly how these technologies will be mobilised to do this. Dr Ravi Goyal, a moderator for one of the AI sessions from the University of California, San Diego, aired some of this doubt: “We’ve been told that it’s going to revolutionise public health, it’s going to revolutionise our healthcare system. But if you’re like me, I don’t know, maybe you don’t quite believe the hype, maybe you haven’t quite seen it yet. And don’t get me wrong, machine learning and generative AI are very impressive in demos and in labs, but that doesn’t mean that it always translates into better patient outcomes.”
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