COVID-19 PANDEMİSİNDE YAPAY ZEKANIN KULLANIMI

Abstract

2019 yılının başından itibaren tüm dünyayı sarsan COVID-19 salgınının hızla yayılarak pandemiye dönüşmesinin ardından alınacak önlemler ve yapılacak çalışmaların ne denli önemli olduğu görüldü. Günümüz teknolojisi olan yapay zekadan sağlık ile ilgili konularda başta pandemi olmak üzere nasıl yararlanılabileceği tartışıldı. Yapay zekanın bu çalışmalarda bazı kısıtlamaları olmasına rağmen sağlayacağı yararların; sosyal ve ekonomik zararları minimumda tutan, öngörüsü yüksek, temel sağlık hizmetlerini destekleyici politikalar yürütülmesine de olanak sağlayacağı vurgulandı.

Keywords

• Salgın
• yapay zeka
• pandemi
• koronavirüs

USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Abstract

Since the beginning of 2019, COVID-19 outbreak, which has surrounded the whole world, rapidly spread and turned into a pandemic, showed how important the precautions and studies were. It was discussed how artificial intelligence, which is today’s new technology, can be used in the health; especially in the pandemic. Although some restrictions in these studies, the benefits of artificial intelligence; emphasized that also support policies about primary health care with a high foresight, keeping social and economic damages minimum.

Keywords

• Outbreak
• pandemic
• coronavirus
• artificial intelligence

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