AI Innovations in Healthcare, Market Analysis, and Computational Science- Applications in Mental Health, Cardiovascular Diagnostics, and E-Commerce Optimization
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Artificial Intelligence, Mental Health Diagnostics, Cardiovascular Disease Detection, E-Commerce Optimization, Market Analysis, Computational Efficiency, Algorithmic Bias, Data Privacy, Responsible AI InnovationAbstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed numerous industries by offering advanced solutions in healthcare, market analysis, and computational sciences. This paper examines the multifaceted applications of AI, particularly in mental health diagnostics, cardiovascular disease detection, e-commerce optimization, and computational algorithms. Through various AI-driven models, such as machine learning algorithms and deep learning frameworks, these technologies now provide tools for early depression and anxiety detection, enhanced cardiovascular diagnostics, personalized online shopping experiences, and market trend prediction. The study incorporates empirical findings and case studies, underscoring AI’s potential to improve patient outcomes, foster better consumer engagement, and optimize algorithmic efficiency across sectors. Additionally, the paper explores the ethical challenges associated with AI applications, such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, and clinical reliability, which must be addressed to achieve responsible innovation. By examining current advancements, challenges, and future implications, this paper aims to highlight the critical role AI plays in creating data-driven solutions that cater to interdisciplinary needs in healthcare, commerce, and computational research.
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