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13.01.2025

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Fabian Theis Discusses AI’s Impact on Healthcare

"Science Date" With Fabian Theis

In the Science Date segment on NANO (3sat), our PI Fabian Theis discusses key questions on AI and its role in healthcare: Can we recreate the human brain? Will AI make humans obsolete? And how is AI transforming medical research? He suggests that AI can make healthcare more accessible, affordable, and democratic, though these profound changes raise complex ethical and scientific considerations.

«With AI, we can imagine a future where disease diagnosis and treatment become more affordable, accessible, and thereby more democratic.»


Fabian Theis

MCML PI

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