While 41% of physicians are only somewhat concerned, 24% are very concerned about AI being used as a substitute for clinical judgment and experience. Around 7% are not concerned at all, while 29% are not very concerned.
Although physicians are concerned about AI, nearly half (42%) indicated that they are enthusiastic about its future in their workplaces, while 30% feel neutral and 28% feel apprehensive.
While physicians are concerned about AI being used as a substitute for clinical judgment, they are more positive about it being used in a supporting role.
About 14% of physicians feel very enthusiastic about AI as an adjunct in patient treatment and diagnosis, while 42% feel enthusiastic, 34% feel apprehensive and 10% feel very apprehensive.
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