Hi, this is Dr. Scott Morris. We want to introduce you to, well, the future. The inefficient and ineffective ways of how we provide clinical care, how we educate, how we run our businesses, and how our customers interact with us are ending.
As practicing providers, researchers, executives, and consumers, we know somewhere deep in our brains that the current break and fix at healthcare system is simply not working. Have no fear, a revolution is coming that's going to alter our reality. It's called the AI revolution. And it will soon affect all parts of your life, including the care you provide and receive.
Instead of the one size fits all approach that characterizes our current healthcare system, this new healthcare revolution will leverage various types of tools powered by artificial intelligence to provide new and enhanced health and medical services across all touch points, experiences, and channels in a way that no preceding technology has ever had the capability to do. But AI is not just one technology. It's an umbrella term that includes multiple concepts and technologies used individually and in combination to augment human intelligence. Simply put, AI is a series of knowledge tools allow humans to do what they currently do just better and faster.
These various AI and other related tools when teamed with human creativity, experience, and empathy will create new opportunities to overcome the ageful challenges of improving access, quality, convenience, connection, and effectiveness, all while lowering costs and ultimately restoring power to clinicians and consumers alike. Now, the forward pioneer thinking, leading the SAI revolution in the field of eye care, give you many ideas to consider as you try to gain a competitive edge. We're going to provide you with a roadmap of how you can harness the power of various AI tools to succeed, regardless of where in the industry you work. As a clinician, health executive, or consumer, it's not necessary to know the intricacies of how AI works, though that kind of knows never hurts.
However, it is important to understand that these capabilities exist and understand how they're going to make your job easier and how they can help you overcome your current challenges and how to put them into work in service of your mission and your goals. We also want to provide a general overview of how AI works and highlight the technologies already present in the industry and those that are about to change how eye care works in terms of clinical care, administration, education, and impact and what their impact is going to be on industry as a whole. These AI tools are available to enhance clinical productivity and care effectiveness, to improve non-clinical efficiency and optimize the consumer focus care. Inefficient and ineffective ways are how we provide clinical care, how we educate, how we run our business, how our consumers interact with us, they're ending.
My only really question is will you capitalize on the power of technology and adapt and adopt, resist, project, and regret?