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This article explores challenges for bridging the gap between scientists and healthcare professionals in artifical intelligence (AI) integration. It highlights barriers, the role of interdisciplinary research centers, and the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Collaboration, education, and ethical AI development are essential for optimizing AI's impact in perioperative medicine.
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