Thank you to the Centre for Excellence in AI in Education at QMUL for publishing this piece on AI in Dental Education: International Perspectives from Vietnam.
This article reflects ongoing int. discussions around responsible AI ...
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ما در یک جهان مشترک زندگی میکنیم؛ جهانی که انسانها در آن، فارغ از مرزها و ملیتها، دارای کرامت و حقوق برابر هستند.
We live in one world — a world that is not more than one.
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As AI continues to integrate into our workflows, it is vital that we recognise its role as a supportive tool — not a substitute for the clinician.
I hope this article sparks thoughtful discussion about how we can harness AI’s strengths while preserving the values & connections.
In this piece, I aimed to highlight the critical areas where artificial intelligence, despite its rapid progress, cannot replace the human touch, judgement, and ethical responsibility that define dental practice.