The possibilities of using artificial intelligence technologies in military epidemiology

The article presents the prospects of using artificial intelligence technologies in the field of military epidemiology. Artificial intelligence is being actively integrated into military healthcare. The use of accounting, analysis, and decision support systems with artificial intelligence technologies in the field of military epidemiology is possible when monitoring the health of military personnel, assessing the epidemiological situation, conducting sanitary and epidemiological reconnaissance, predicting outbreaks and epidemics of infectious diseases, monitoring biological threats, and optimizing medical logistics. AI technologies in military epidemiology can be used to automate the accounting and registration of morbidity, retrospective and operational epidemiological analysis, establish a mechanism for the development of the epidemic process of infectious diseases, modeling the situation and monitor possible complications of sanitary and epidemiological arrest in order to increase the effectiveness of timely measures to prevent the occurrence and spread of infectious diseases in the Armed Forces.

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