ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DERMATOLOGY: CURRENT STATE, CHALLENGES AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DERMATOLOGY: CURRENT STATE, CHALLENGES AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

Authors

  • IRAKLI KUTALIA
  • KETO GIGINEISHVILI
  • ALEXANDER KATSITADZE

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52340/jecm.2025.06.30

Keywords:

AI, Dermatology, Dermoscopy, Skin Cancer, Melanoma, Deep Learning, CNN

Abstract

Artificial intelligence has become a crucial tool in modern dermatology, enhancing diagnostic accuracy for skin neoplasms, reducing overdiagnosis, and providing standardized assessments. CNN-based models perform at or above dermatologist level in detecting melanoma and other malignancies (AUC > 0.94). AI platforms such as PhotoFinder and Doctorium help decrease unnecessary biopsies by 20–30%, significantly enhances diagnostic yield, achieving a validated diagnostic accuracy of 90% or greater. AI is widely applied in dermoscopy, histopathology, and trichoscopy, enabling automatic structure recognition, mitotic count analysis, and classification of hair loss disorders. Despite its significant potential, challenges remain, including data heterogeneity, algorithm transparency, and ethical considerations. The future of AI in dermatology lies in multimodal models, real-time risk prediction, and the integration of locally developed Georgian AI systems into clinical practice.

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Published

2025-12-06

How to Cite

KUTALIA, I., GIGINEISHVILI, K., & KATSITADZE, A. (2025). ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DERMATOLOGY: CURRENT STATE, CHALLENGES AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES. Experimental and Clinical Medicine Georgia, (6), 167–170. https://doi.org/10.52340/jecm.2025.06.30

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