| 英文摘要 |
Diabetic retinopathy is a common and serious complication of diabetes that, if not diagnosed and treated promptly, may lead to irreversible vision loss. With the increasing prevalence of diabetes, early screening and intervention are crucial for preventing blindness. However, traditional retinal examinations are constrained by the unequal distribution of medical resources and personnel, making them particularly challenging to implement in remote areas. In recent years, artificial intelligence has transformed fundus image analysis by automatically detecting pathological signs with diagnostic accuracy comparable to that of ophthalmologists. In Taiwan, the adoption of AI systems like VeriSee DR has significantly improved the screening process by improving referral efficiency and boosting early diagnosis rates. Furthermore, generative AI technologies such as ChatGPT provide more efficient support for clinical decision-making, summarization of electronic health records, and communication between doctors and patients. Despite the promising prospects, challenges such as image quality, model adaptability, and the integration of electronic health records still remain, necessitating stronger regulatory and ethical frameworks to ensure the safe application of AI. With ongoing technological advancements, AI-assisted screening is expected to further enhance the quality of diabetes care. |