
This article explores the integration of adaptive AI and quantum computing to combat financial fraud and cyber-attacks in the U.S. healthcare sector. By leveraging deep neural networks, reinforcement learning, and quantum-enhanced models, we propose a hybrid framework capable of achieving high fraud detection accuracy and anomaly detection in real-time. Case studies and empirical evaluations demonstrate the superiority of the framework over traditional methods, while ethical and regulatory implications are addressed to ensure responsible deployment.
Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Adaptive, Quantum
Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Adaptive, Quantum
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