Noorbakhsh-Sabet et al.1 published an excellent review in The American Journal of Medicine summarizing the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine. They describe wide utility (e.g. in dermatology and stroke), but do not consider surgery and urology, which embrace cutting-edge technology, including fusion-biopsy and robotics,2 and will be early AI adopters. Indeed, prostate cancer creates a huge health care burden, thus being ideal for AI transformation.
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