STAT May 16, 2025
Jonathan Wosen

AI will be used for finding clinical trials and predicting treatment outcomes, experts say

SAN FRANCISCO — Leading oncologists said this week that artificial intelligence will one day be as integrated into cancer care as it is in smartphones and self-driving cars — and that this is a change we should welcome.

Their comments, made at STAT’s Breakthrough Summit West on Wednesday, reflected an optimistic view for how the health care system can use AI across nearly all aspects of cancer care, from matching patients with clinical trials to predicting how they might fare on a given treatment. Some of this work is already happening. The panelists noted that AI has the potential to offer deep expertise across a growing...

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