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In the latest of our annual reports looking at the future of healthcare, clinicians have growing optimism about the capability of AI to increase their productivity, freeing up their time for high value work. However, this is accompanied by caution about AI’s impact on critical thinking and clinical decision making.
Extracted from the comprehensive Insights 2024: Attitudes toward AI report, this sub-report explores the perspectives of over 500 academic leaders on the transformative potential and challenges of AI in research and education.
Key highlights from the report:
26% of clinicians have used AI for work purposes
96% of clinicians believe AI will help accelerate knowledge discovery
88% of clinicians believe AI will help increase work quality overall
Awareness of certain AI tools is high, and clinicians have started using them, with expectations that usage will grow. 71% of those surveyed believe that this technology will have a transformative or significant impact on thier area of work, but also raise concerns. You can find a summary of these findings in our infographic.
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