Artificial intelligence and assisted reproductive technologies: 2023. Ready for prime time? Or not.

Journal: Fertility and sterility
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence has transformed many aspects of health care from image analysis to clinical decision making. Its evolution in medicine has been gradual and deliberate with several unanswered questions regarding efficiency, privacy, and bias. These artificial intelligence-based tools have relevance to assisted reproductive technologies with opportunities to impact informed consent, day-to-day management of ovarian stimulation, oocyte and embryo selection, and workflow. However, implementation must be an informed, cautious, and circumspect process to maximize outcomes and improve the clinical experience for patients and providers alike.

Authors

  • Gerard Letterie
    Seattle Reproductive Medicine, Seattle, Washington. Electronic address: Gerard.letterie@seattlefetility.com.