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Should Optometrists Worry About AI Algorithm Bias? Are you curious about how artificial intelligence impacts eye care and what potential challenges it might bring? In this video, we’ll explore the role of AI in optometry and discuss the importance of understanding algorithm bias. We’ll start by explaining how AI systems are trained using large datasets to assist in diagnosing eye conditions like diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration. You’ll learn why diversity in training data is essential for accurate results across different patient backgrounds. We’ll also cover how bias in AI can lead to misdiagnoses or overlooked signs of disease, which can affect patient care and health outcomes.

Additionally, we’ll share practical tips for optometrists on how to recognize limitations in AI tools, advocate for better data practices, and combine AI insights with traditional clinical assessments. The importance of ongoing education about AI’s strengths and weaknesses will be highlighted, along with the need for transparency and fairness in AI development. Whether you’re a practicing optometrist or simply interested in the future of eye care technology, this video will help you understand how to navigate AI’s benefits while minimizing risks. Stay informed and ensure your practice remains fair, accurate, and effective for all patients.

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