Weekly alert: AI in healthcare
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When it comes to Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare, St. Louis adults report limited understanding. Only 8% of our panel reported a strong grasp of AI concepts.
Most respondents indicated they understood AI only “somewhat well” (61%) or admitted to knowing it “not well at all” (30%).
AI’s potential for benefits and drawbacks in healthcare underscores the need for transparent discussions on the topic, especially as scientific advancements continue.
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AI in healthcare
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Regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare, St. Louis adults report limited understanding. Asked about four potential benefits of AI for healthcare, fewer than one-third had heard about AI being applied to improve treatment (31%), make healthcare delivery more efficient (29%), improve patient outcomes (27%) or improve treatment effectiveness (20%). Comparatively, more respondents had heard concerns about AI and ethics (36%), reliability and accuracy of health recommendations (35%), privacy and security of patient data (31%) or taking jobs from healthcare professionals (30%).
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#iHeardSTL #AIinHealthcare #HealthTech #AIUnderstanding #AITransparency