When it comes to AI driving diagnosis or treatment decisions, 65% of physicians are “very” or “somewhat” concerned, according to the report.
Physicians aren’t the only ones skeptical of AI. Patients also remain divided on the technology’s place in their care.
In a December survey conducted by Pew Research Center, 60% of respondents said they would feel uncomfortable if their healthcare provider relied on AI for their medical care. In the same survey, 33% of respondents said relying on AI would lead to worse outcomes, while 38% said it would lead to better outcomes.
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