Table 1.
Categories of generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications in health care.
| Category | Example | Setting | User | Input data | Output data | Personalization level | Workflow integration | Validation needed | Impact | Risks | Human involvement |
| Medical diagnostics | AI-Rad Companion | Radiology | Radiologists | Medical images | Text findings | Individual | Postimaging | High | Improved diagnosis | Reliability and bias | High |
| Drug discovery | Insilico Medicine | Biotechnology | Research scientists | Target proteins and disease data | Novel molecular structures | Semipersonalized | Early-stage research | High | Faster discoveries | Safety and testing requirements | Moderate |
| Virtual health assistants | Sensely | Web clinics | Patients | Conversation | Conversation | Semipersonalized | Patient engagement | Moderate | Increased access | Privacy and misinformation | Moderate |
| Medical research | Anthropic | Laboratories and academia | Researchers | Research concepts and data sets | Hypotheses and questions | Semipersonalized | Idea generation | Low | Research insights | Misdirection | Moderate |
| Clinical decision support | Glass AI | Point of care | Physicians | Patient data | Treatment suggestions | Individual | Diagnosis and treatment | High | Improved outcomes | Overreliance and bias | High |