Despite their initial seeming incompatibility, research shows that AI and conventional medicine may work effectively together. 'Mapping the use of artificial intelligence in traditional medicine' is a new brief from the World Health Organization (WHO) and its partners that demonstrates how AI may support TCIM (traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine) while preserving cultural heritage. By raising the standard of patient care, artificial intelligence (AI) is predicted to enhance long-term health outcomes. AI makes it possible for extremely accurate diagnoses, individualized treatment plans, quicker recovery times, and fewer problems by rapidly and correctly analyzing patient data. In addition to helping patients, these advancements lower the expenses associated with incorrect diagnoses and inefficient therapies. AI is useful in public health management. It can alleviate the strain on healthcare systems by forecasting health trends and enhancing outcomes for entire populations. By providing more individualized and affordable services, increasing patient alternatives, and promoting better treatment, AI strengthens competition.