The Transformative Applications of Quantum Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare, Finance, and Cybersecurity

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Quantum Artificial Intelligence (Quantum AI) is a popular and new computational field that incorporates the use of quantum computing in enhancing Artificial Intelligence (AI). This chapter addresses the use of Quantum AI in three sectors, namely healthcare, finance, and cybersecurity, with a view that the deployment of AI integrated with Quantum computing shall take the respective industry to another level. Quantum AI enhances diagnosis and medical imaging, pattern recognition, and diagnostics, which increases the rate of accuracy or detection and diagnosis of diseases and illnesses. Moreover, Quantum AI optimizes portfolio management, risk evaluation, and prediction, and fraud detection in the financial industry, as well as enhances the computational rate in comparison to current rates. Quantum is used to enhance investment solutions and approaches to assess large amounts of big data as soon as possible, resulting in more potent risk management tools. Also, they improve the detection of fraud in financial transactions by providing a means of detecting the variation in such transactions, making security in online/mobile banking and other facets of electronic payment firmer. On the same level, they defend computer networks and systems from cyber-attacks through massive and complicated structures of analyzing large data sets in an incredibly short period. Technology has certain drawbacks, which include issues in quantum computer hardware, errors that could be present in quantum structures, and moral issues relating to the safety of data and information. A solution to these challenges could only be good if Quantum AI becomes widely implemented across the numerous domains of industry today. This Chapter gives an elaborate overview of the relevance of Quantum AI in healthcare, finance, and cybersecurity, which defines the trend of intelligent and secure computing systems.

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