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Planning for death is not a process in which everyone participates. Yet a lack of planning can have vast impacts on a patients well-being, the well-being of her family, and the medical community as a whole. Advance Care Planning (ACP) has been a field in the United States for a half-century. Many modern techniques prompting patients to think about end of life (EOL) involve short surveys or questionnaires. Different surveys are targeted to different populations (based off of likely disease progression or cultural factors, for instance), are designed with different intentions, and are administered in different ways. There has been recent work using technology to increase the number of people using advance care planning tools. However, modern techniques from machine learning and artificial intelligence could be employed to make additional changes to the current ACP process. In this paper we will discuss some possible ways in which these tools could be applied. We will discuss possible implications of these applications through vignettes of patient scenarios. We hope that this paper will encourage thought about appropriate applications of artificial intelligence in ACP as well as implementation of AI in order to ensure intentions are honored.
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