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Artificial intelligence (AI) proffers the ability of computer systems to perform human brain tasks across various topics in all aspects of everyday life. Most clinical physicians are sceptical about the help that AI may provide in their current medical practice. In this commentary, we aim to provide readers with insight on our experience -including all the benefits and pitfalls- since the implementation of an AI programme in our hospital within an infectious disease setting. Our aim for such programme was to create a set of tools to support more objective, and accurate, clinical decision-making processes.
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