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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of learning nowadays. The concept of AI is an exciting domain in Ophthalmology due to its image-based and data-rich specialty. AI has great potential to transform healthcare by improving the roadmap to diagnosis and enhancing the productivity of clinicians, also empowering existing staff to serve more patients, thus improving services to patients.Abstract
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