Artificial intelligence in medical physics
Abstract
Artificial intelligence in medical physicsArtificial intelligence (AI) is emerging in various domains of our life [1].In the medical domain, great promises are attributed to this technology to empower the field of medical technology and imaging to contribute to a better understanding of diseases in terms of science and improved healthcare.On the other hand, generative AI models, which can synthesize data, images, or text, also raise concerns, especially regarding scientific publishing.In this context, we asked chatGPT Version 3.5 [2] with the prompt "write an editorial on AI in medical physics" to create an editorial in the context of this special issue.The result is given in the following
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