➢ Substantial disparities exist between Latin America and high-income countries in research capacity, and artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful tool to accelerate scientific development and reduce this gap. ➢ Orthopaedic research in Latin America faces persistent barriers, including limited funding, lack of trained investigators, and insufficient data infrastructure, that restrict innovation and international collaboration. ➢ By automating complex and time-consuming tasks, AI can lower research costs, improve efficiency, and enhance project quality across all stages, from data analysis to manuscript preparation. ➢ The growing adoption of AI in the region is already strengthening academic productivity, fostering collaboration, and supporting Latin America’s transition to a more equitable and innovative research environment.
Becker et al. (Mon,) studied this question.