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Artificial Intelligence in Medical Informatics:From Algorithms to Clinical Practice-A SurveyOA

中文摘要

Artificial intelligence(AI)is reshaping medical informatics from a discipline of data management into a science of integration,inference,and translation.As biomedical data proliferate across physiological,clinical,and molecular domains,AI functions as the integrative engine that transforms complexity into actionable understanding.In this survey,we synthesize recent advances spanning data representation,algorithmic innovation,and clinical deployment,emphasizing the transition from isolated tasks to cohesive systems that link discovery and care.We highlight how advances in medical AI algorithms across clinical data,medical imaging,and multi-omics are beginning to converge with applications in clinical diagnosis,drug discovery,precision medicine,and surgery.Looking ahead,medical AI is moving toward a self-reflective and collaborative paradigm,where progress in multi-modality,trustworthiness,human-machine synergy,and ethical reasoning may allow intelligence to be woven into the pipeline of clinical practice and fulfill its translational promise.

Yu-Fan Luo;De-Chao Bu;Yang Wu;Yi Zhao

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049,ChinaUniversity of Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049,ChinaUniversity of Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049,ChinaUniversity of Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049,China Institute of Computing Technology,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100190,China

医药卫生

medical artificial intelligencealgorithmic innovationclinical practiceprecision medicine

《Journal of Computer Science & Technology》 2026 (1)

P.447-472,26

supported by Beijing Natural Science Foundation under Grant No.L222007the Major Project of Guangzhou National Laboratory under Grant No.GZNL2023A03001the State Key Laboratory of Systems Medicine for Cancer under Grant No.KF2422-93.

10.1007/s11390-026-6030-2

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