AI

As generative AI technologies advance, establishing standardized evaluation metrics is necessary to ensure safety and efficacy in health care.

Study finds that older adults don't think all that highly of AI, but also aren't always sure who they should trust.

Study shows patients are more receptive to AI recommendations when they better understand the biases in human decision-making.

Will your practice keep up or be left behind?

AI is a major threat to medical practices -- but can also be a major help.

New Academy president discusses new study on AI and legal challenges around noncompete agreements.

Study shows that some AI tools aren't worth much

Insurers are using AI to deny claims – so isn’t it time to start using AI to get them approved?

Innovative AI-powered technology is one factor disrupting the corporate takeover trend

Optimism on how AI is going to affect health care is rising.

In the future, will physicians use 3D printers to create new tissues for patients? Here’s how bioprinting could affect primary care through treatment of chronic conditions, wounds, organ transplantation, and more.

AI helps physicians accurately diagnose dementia type, even when limited information is available

Researchers say the lack of reported clinical validation data raises concerns about their effectiveness and safety

Understanding how AI can help providers — as well as its limitations and what checks can mitigate its downsides — will help foster trust and confidence in it.

Generative AI has a large number of health care use cases, but the road to maturity is a long one. Here is an analysis on AI’s near-term potential in chronic condition management, with thoughts on bias and regulation.

To take advantage of new accelerated prior authorization timelines, providers must step up their internal processes to ensure they can scale while maintaining quality control over prior auth requests and denial appeals

The more affordable and the more comprehensive we can make our current health care system, the better served every individual will be regardless of racial, ethnic or socioeconomic background.

'Striking' lack of diversity when researchers use artificial intelligence to generate images of doctors.

With AI's health care boom, many physicians seek guidance on meaningful integration.

By harnessing sizable amounts of data, advanced algorithms, and machine learning capabilities, AI empowers health care professionals to make more informed decisions, optimize resource allocation, and ultimately, provide higher quality care to patients.

Generative AI offers many benefits for physicians, but also brings new risks of data breaches