Homeopathy and artificial intelligence

Similia Vol 37 No 2 – December 2024

Authors: Eve Bukina, David Haubenschild, Eugenie Kruger, Jessica Lacorte, Ann Manning

Abstract

In this new feature, we raise a topic of profound importance and interest for our profession. I (Editor) have asked several practitioners their views on the topic ‘Homeopathy and Artificial Intelligence’. I’ve asked each participant to write a reflection on how AI may affect our profession and reflections on how it already affects their practice, or how they expect it will. Each participant was also given the option to add a further reflection after reading their colleagues’ responses. The participants’ responses are listed alphabetically.

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