MedPage Today November 24, 2024
Cristiana Baloescu, MD

— We must ensure AI advances in medicine in a way that’s safe, fair, and beneficial for all

Microsoft’s new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered healthcare suite plans to “shape a healthier future” through advances in everything from medical imaging to nursing workflows, painting a rosy picture of better patient care. Meanwhile, major health systems and medical schools from Yale to Harvard to the University of Michigan are exploring or rolling out AI initiatives to enhance care delivery and improve access.

Yet, as we stand at this technological crossroads, it’s worth asking whether our enthusiasm for AI in healthcare might be outpacing our ability to navigate its potential pitfalls.

As a physician, I’ve seen both the benefits and limitations of AI-assisted triage....

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