L’IA au soutien de la lutte contre la résistance aux médicaments
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L’IA au soutien de la lutte contre la résistance aux médicaments

27/01/2025 SciDev.Net
Par: Dann Okoth

[NAIROBI] Des scientifiques ont développé un chatbot (un agent virtuel de conversation) basé sur l’intellience artificielle (IA), similaire à ChatGPT, pour aider les gouvernements à élaborer des politiques efficaces en matière de lutte contre la résistance aux médicaments, plus connue sous comme la résistance aux antimicrobiens (RAM).

La RAM est une situation où les bactéries et les virus responsables de maladies ne répondent plus aux médicaments conçus pour les traiter. Elle provoque des millions de décès par an et entraîne des coûts de santé pouvant atteindre 412 milliards de dollars par an, selon l’Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS).

Dans les pays à revenu faible et intermédiaire, le manque d’assainissement, l’accès limité à des médicaments de qualité et l’utilisation inappropriée d’antibiotiques alimentent l’augmentation de la RAM, tandis que des maladies graves comme le VIH , la tuberculose et le paludisme deviennent plus difficiles à traiter.

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27/01/2025 SciDev.Net
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Keywords: Health, Public Dialogue - health, Applied science, Artificial Intelligence

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