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Imagine a doctor capable of memorizing the entire world's scientific literature in a matter of seconds, capable of analyzing billions of terabytes of genomic data and predicting the onset of a disease years in advance. This is not science fiction, but the daily reality of artificial intelligence models applied to contemporary healthcare. Neural networks and deep learning algorithms are performing extraordinary diagnostic miracles, yet at the very peak of this glorious digital

Modern medicine's big gamble is changing course: it is no longer about guessing which disease will strike us, but about understanding which biological path we are tracing Let us imagine our health not as a series of photos taken suddenly in moments of crisis, but as a film ongoing for a lifetime. For decades, medicine has worked on snapshots: a blood pressure reading, a cholesterol test, a cancer screening. Yet the human body does not work in watertight compartments. It is a

For months, the most powerful voices in Silicon Valley have been repeating the same prediction: doctors are on their way out, medical schools will become "useless," and artificial intelligence will make clinicians superfluous.These claims come from entrepreneurs who have never examined a patient. They are echoed by those who see the healthcare industry—one of the world's richest markets—as the next great frontier to conquer.But their message lands loud and clear with a genera

COMMUNICATION PROJECT CREATED BY ANTONELLA MINICHINI Smarter medicine thanks to AI and algorithms Professor Antonio Giordano, Director of...