Blockchain-Enhanced AI Solutions for Secure Biomedical Signal Processing and Data Integration

Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security (Jaics) 8 (1):1-7 (2024)
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In recent years, the combination of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Blockchain technology has garnered significant attention, especially in the healthcare domain. With the increasing reliance on biomedical signal processing for disease diagnosis and treatment, ensuring the security, privacy, and integrity of data has become paramount. Biomedical signals, including electrocardiograms (ECG), electroencephalograms (EEG), and other physiological data, often contain sensitive information. AI models have shown great promise in processing and interpreting these signals, enabling accurate disease detection and personalized healthcare. However, the potential for data tampering, unauthorized access, and privacy concerns pose significant challenges. Blockchain, with its decentralized, tamper-resistant, and secure framework, offers a solution to these challenges. By integrating Blockchain with AI for biomedical signal processing, data can be securely stored, verified, and accessed, ensuring that healthcare providers can rely on the integrity and accuracy of the signals used in AI-based diagnostics. This paper explores the role of Blockchain-enhanced AI solutions for secure biomedical signal processing and data integration, addressing both the technical and ethical challenges in this space. We propose a system that leverages Blockchain to manage the secure transfer and storage of biomedical signals while utilizing AI to analyze and interpret these signals in real time. Blockchain provides an immutable ledger for auditing and validating data provenance, ensuring that the data remains secure throughout the healthcare pipeline. The integration of these two technologies not only enhances the security of biomedical data but also enables more trustworthy AI-driven diagnostics and decision-making in healthcare.

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