Karen Appold is a freelance medical writer based in New Jersey.
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February 2019Key Points
- While use of artificial intelligence in otolaryngology is in its infancy, the benefits show great promise.
- Current uses of AI in otolaryngology include otoscopy imaging, language processing, and categorizing chronic sinus conditions.
- Despite its potential, AI raises new ethical concerns around patient privacy and safety, data bias, and the physician–patient relationship.