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Artificial intelligence (AI) is almost ready to be used in both the outpatient and emergency settings. Right now the clinical use of AI is not spread out because machine learning is nowadays inaccurate and in debate (supervised versus unspervised machine learning), based in actual neural networks; thus several pitfalls must be considered [1]. Related to some basic and conventional medical techniques like ECG, machine learning is developing and promising. For exemple, AI enabled ECG will be routinely performed when prospective clinical studies (clinical trials) shown a clear beneficial over medical direct decision making in early detection of cardíac diseases [2].
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