Will the health care sector embrace artificial intelligence?

By Emily Payne | July 06, 2018 at 11:39 AM

While many U.S. health care leaders expect widespread adoption of AI by 2023, there are trust issues hindering its adoption.

Electronic medical concept

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Addressing the “black box” perception of AI
Leaning into areas where clinicians are ready for change and fatal error is less likely
Highlighting benefits for all involved
Providing input into the regulatory process

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