With AI, Do We Still Need Doctors? (13 mins)
Episode description
The topic of Artificial Intelligence and healthcare tech often prompts polarized responses across the industry. Will AI replace doctors? Will technology alleviate burnout, or worsen it? What do we need most in the development of healthcare innovation? Today's episode shares some cautionary tales as well as tips for success.
Key Points:
-Decision support
-AI Gatekeepers
-Smart Development
References:
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-American Medical Association (Feb. 6, 2024). Augmented intelligence: Pros and cons of AI in health care and clinical workflow optimization. AMA Update Podcast. https://www.ama-assn.org/practice-management/digital/augmemted-intelligence-pros-and-cons-ai-health-care-and-clinical.
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