Author:
Kawale Shubhangi P.,Ambad Ranjit,Jha Rakesh Kumar,Jha Roshan Kumar,Gaikwad Amol
Abstract
In contrast to natural intelligence demonstrated by humans,
AI (Artificial Intelligence) is the ability of a computer to learn and display
intelligence. AI has grown in popularity quickly and gradually, and it is
now a part of our personal and social lives. AI has been used in almost
every field, including IT companies and many other fields that collect data.
AI is also used in a large number of factories. As modern technology
advances, artificial intelligence is being used in the medical field. AI
technology is being used in a variety of laboratories, including IVF labs.
Many treatment techniques, such as ICSI (Intra -Cytoplasm Sperm
Injection) and IUI (Intra – Uterine Insemination), are used in IVF
laboratories. The techniques are used in the creation of ART (Assisted
Reproductive Technology). Because of its high success rate, the ICSI
technique is the most commonly used technique. The review focuses on the
role of artificial technologies in the IVF lab and how they can be more
useful for increasing IVF treatment success rates.The article concludes that
AI can be very useful for IVF laboratories and for ART techniques. The
role of AI in the future of IVF can be useful and helpful in the treatment
increasing rate of IVF (in- vitro fertilization). AI technologies are used in a
variety of methods to select high-quality oocytes and sperm. The article
discusses how AI can be used to predict the future.
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