الذكاء الاصطناعي في الطب البيطري

Veterinary AI research includes diagnostic imaging, decision support, and administrative assistance. Imaging models may be trained on particular species, anatomy, equipment, and disease labels; performance should not be assumed to transfer across breeds, clinics, or modalities. Professional veterinary radiology groups call for transparent methods, peer-reviewed evidence, and appropriate evaluation before clinical use. RCVS guidance says professional and clinical decisions must not be wholly delegated to AI; veterinary professionals remain responsible and should think critically about how outputs are used. RCVS guidance says AI-generated clinical records should be manually verified and client confidentiality and data-protection rights maintained. For example, IDEXX describes SDMA as a biomarker used alongside other tests to assess kidney function in cats and dogs; a lab value is interpreted within the patient’s broader examination and history. Evaluations should include representative patients, image quality, subgroup performance, workflow integration, and a clear process for human review.