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Agentic AI, a form of artificial intelligence, shows promise for healthcare by enabling autonomous decision-making and task execution, especially in remote surgery. Responsible integration requires addressing ethical and security challenges for next-generation systems.

Keywords:

6G Agentic AI SWOT analysis federated learning healthcare

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Area of Science:

Artificial Intelligence
Healthcare Technology
Networked Systems

Background:

Artificial intelligence (AI) is driving hyperautomation and intelligent orchestration in engineering, with significant healthcare applications.
Agentic AI, a sub-field of AI, enables autonomous operation and decision-making with minimal human intervention.
Modern healthcare systems can benefit from advanced AI architectures for complex workflows.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the architectural and functional role of Agentic AI in contemporary healthcare.
To examine the integration of 6G networking technologies within Agentic AI.
To assess the practical application and strategic considerations of Agentic AI in healthcare.

Main Methods:

Conceptual and analytical approach examining agent design, decision-making, task allocation, coordination, and ranking.
Investigation of 6G networking integration into Agentic AI architectures.
Qualitative case study on remote robotic surgery and a SWOT analysis.

Main Results:

Agentic AI architectures, powered by 6G, facilitate efficient autonomous decision-making and coordinated task execution in healthcare.
Remote robotic surgery is feasible with Agentic AI, offering enhanced responsiveness, precision, and reliability.
SWOT analysis indicates scalability and efficiency potential, alongside challenges in ethical governance, robustness, and security.

Conclusions:

Agentic AI is a promising paradigm for next-generation healthcare, particularly for remote and critical care.
Responsible integration necessitates addressing trust, regulatory compliance, and system transparency.
This study offers architectural insights for effective and ethical AI integration into healthcare ecosystems.