AI in medicine: 'Not everything is what it appears to be'
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September 24, 2026
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Physicians must apply clinical judgment to determine the appropriate use of AI capabilities in patient care.
AI's technical performance does not guarantee its value in clinical practice, necessitating physician assessment.
Studies show that AI assistance can improve diagnostic reasoning but may not always enhance physician performance.
Strong AI performance does not ensure safe clinical use, highlighting the need for proper integration and workflow.
Dependence on AI can negatively impact physician performance, emphasizing the importance of maintaining independent judgment.
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