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AI Analysis of General Medicine in Japan: Present and Future Considerations
Nozomi Aoki1, Taiju Miyagami1, Mizue Saita1
1Department of General Medicine, Juntendo University Faculty of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan.
Abstract:
This paper presents an interpretation of artificial intelligence (AI)-generated depictions of the present and future of general medicine in Japan. Using text inputs, the AI tool generated fictitious images based on neural network analyses. We believe that our study makes a significant contribution to the literature because the direction of general medicine in Japan has long been unclear, despite constant discussion. Our AI analysis shows that Japanese medicine is currently plagued by issues with polypharmacy, likely because of the aging patient population. Additionally, the analysis indicated a distressed female physician and evoked a sense of anxiety about the future of female physicians. It discusses whether the ability to encourage the success of female physicians is a turning point for the future of medicine in Japan.
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