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<p>In a fully digitized world and hyper-connected society, artificial intelligence (AI) is developing more and more each day. In the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, it seems appropriate to examine the real or imagined progress of AI in terms of human health.</p> <p>Like artificial intelligence, health is a field that involves a wide range of research disciplines. In order to better define and understand these social and technical developments, <i>Al, Healthcare and Law</i> brings together the thoughts and analyses of doctors, lawyers, economists and computer scientists.</p> <p>Through a wide range of original overviews of the issues involved, the book addresses questions such as the development of telemedicine, the use of medical data, the increased human perspective or medical ethics, and takes a multi-disciplinary and accessible approach to questioning the relationship between humans and computers, between the intimate and the machine.</p>