| Sumario: | The rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is influencing healthcare systems worldwide including the field of homoeopathic medicine. Homoeopathy, founded by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann and guided by principles outlined in the Organon of medicine, is fundamentally based on individualization, law of similar, the single remedy, and the minimum dose. While these technologies offer computerized repertories, clinical decision-support systems, and to facilitate rapid repertorization and systematic case analysis. This article explores the advantages, potential risks, and ethical dimensions of integrating AI into homoeopathic practice, emphasizing the importance of maintaining clinical judgment and philosophical integrity alongside technological advancement.
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