A lung cancer diagnosis is of paramount importance in modern medicine, as this disease is among the most common causes of death in many countries around the world. Early detection of lung cancer fundamentally determines the survival chances of patients, as the likelihood of recovery is much higher in the first stage than in later phases. However, the disease often only shows symptoms in the later stages, making early diagnosis challenging. Traditional screening methods, such as chest X-rays, are not always effective enough to detect early-stage abnormalities. The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Lung Cancer Diagnostics The development of artificial intelligence (AI) offers an opportunity to rethink diagnostic processes. The…