Sam Costa

Brisbane Hand & Upper Limb Research Institute

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Sam Costa is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence and women’s health, with a primary focus on how AI can transform the diagnosis and management of reproductive system conditions. In their highly regarded work, including the provocative paper *“Artificial intelligence: Friend or foe?”* (2023, 14 citations), Costa critically examines both the promise and the perils of integrating machine learning into clinical practice. Their major contribution lies in bridging the gap between cutting-edge AI capabilities and the nuanced, often underserved field of female reproductive medicine—exploring how algorithms can assist in early detection, personalized treatment planning, and improving patient outcomes. Though still early in their career, Costa’s work has already sparked important conversations about ethical AI deployment in healthcare. With a growing citation footprint and a reputation for asking tough questions, Costa is emerging as a vital voice in ensuring that technological progress serves both innovation and patient well-being.