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In summary, artificial intelligence and ML algorithms are changing our lives. These technologies will have significant impact on healthcare in the next decade. Although these algorithms may not replace physicians and researchers, it will definitely aid them in providing better care/research that can improve patient lives. As Oren Harari once said: “The electric light did not come from the continuous improvement of candles.” If we really want to have a significant impact on healthcare in the future, we need to start embracing the impact of these technologies and learn how to use and integrate them into our daily workflow.