Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: Ready for Primetime?
Physician sentiment for AI is most positive for applications in administrative tasks and record keeping
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- While a common perception is that younger individuals are more receptive to technology, a recent survey found doctors between ages 44 and 64 were more enthusiastic.
- Eighty-eight percent of physicians surveyed said it was likely that patients will get misinformation by using generative AI, and 9 in 10 are concerned patients could side with AI-generated information over their doctor's recommendations.
- Currently, most AI applications are used for researching conditions, electronic health records, office administrative tasks, and patient scheduling.
Sources
Medscape. Physicians and AI Report. Accessed January 22, 2024.
Suter T. 2 in 3 Physicians Concerned About AI Driving Diagnosis, Treatment Decisions: Survey. The Hill. Accessed January 22, 2024.