La participación humana con el auge de la inteligencia artificial en el ámbito de la Salud Geoespacial

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Mahdi Fallah
Tajoddin Karami
Moosa Kamanroodi Kojouri

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En el mundo de la Web 3, las monedas digitales y las ciudades virtuales, las decisiones humanas son muy especiales. De hecho, es muy importante explicar la respuesta humana y la inteligencia artificial en el campo de la salud después de un evento y crear un sistema geográfico colaborativo basado en tecnología moderna para que este proceso conduzca al restablecimiento de servicios esenciales con prioridad de salud pública en un país.


En esta investigación, se realizaron preguntas espaciales de acuerdo con la opinión pública, los actores interesados y los tomadores de decisiones en diferentes condiciones mentales y emocionales. Además, se utilizaron dos métodos estadísticos y de clasificación diferentes para comprender la extrañeza de las condiciones mentales de las personas en el entorno matemático. Todos los métodos mencionados fueron realizados mediante el software diseñado para la toma de decisiones de ubicación en igualdad de condiciones.


Se investigó una región como ejemplo que puede generalizarse a un país e incluso a una escala mayor. Los resultados muestran que los factores tiempo están completamente relacionados con los criterios de decisión. Usar tecnologías emergentes es genial, pero dejar que la inteligencia artificial tome decisiones es completamente incorrecto. El hombre vive de sus elecciones para tomar decisiones, por lo tanto, utiliza todos los criterios relevantes en la toma de decisiones espaciales.


Este estudio pionero, muestra que los humanos pueden tomar decisiones óptimas en diferentes situaciones según las mismas condiciones. Pero la inteligencia artificial sólo toma decisiones lógicas que no son compatibles con la mentalidad humana. La continuación de esta investigación presenta un valor potencial para ser utilizada por neurólogos o especialistas en salud mental enfatizando la importancia de las ciencias geográficas en el desarrollo urbano. Quizás sea posible resolver problemas y eventos médicos con inteligencia artificial, pero pareciera que al menos durante las próximas décadas, incluso con la aparición y continuidad de la inteligencia artificial, no será posible tomar decisiones en el ámbito de la salud sin la presencia de los humanos.

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Fallah, M., Karami , T. ., & Kojouri, M. K. . (2023). La participación humana con el auge de la inteligencia artificial en el ámbito de la Salud Geoespacial. Boletin Geografico, 45(PC). Recuperado a partir de https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/geografia/article/view/4622
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