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made by people, not natural
the ability to think and learn
to believe someone or something (past: trusted)
thinking before you act so nothing bad happens
work where people learn or check something
events that happened in the past
A new UK study looked at how people use AI for health.
The woman who went to hospital was very sick.
AI knows the full health history of every person.
Doctors say AI can be wrong about your health.
What does AI mean?
What do doctors tell people to do when they are sick?
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