This article analyzes the current state of artificial intelligence implementation in the healthcare system of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Based on domestic and international scientific sources, the article summarizes key areas of AI application in clinical and managerial practice and assesses its potential effects and limitations. It is established that the use of AI in healthcare in Uzbekistan is in its infancy and is characterized by fragmentation, insufficient institutional support, and a shortage of human resources. It is shown that sustainable and safe implementation of AI is possible with systemic digitalization, the development of a regulatory framework, and targeted training of medical personnel, taking into account the national characteristics of the healthcare system.

Artificial intelligence, healthcare, digitalization of medicine

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