This book was not written to praise Artificial Intelligence nor to treat it as a threat. It does not aim to offer ready-made answers or to accurately predict the future. It was written with the goal of creating a space for thought. To pose questions before technological developments become entrenched in practices that will be difficult to reverse. To examine how Medicine can incorporate innovation without losing its humanitarian core.

It is primarily addressed to doctors and healthcare professionals, who are called upon daily to integrate new tools into clinical practice. At the same time, however, it is also intended for readers without medical training who are interested in understanding how Artificial Intelligence affects a field that concerns everyone. Medicine is not only the business of specialists. It is a social matter, because at some point, we all find ourselves in the position of the patient.