AI

A new study explores patient satisfaction with AI-generated responses, prompting ethical debate over disclosure in health care communications.

A more human way of thinking can overcome legitimate concerns that doctors have about artificial intelligence.

Physicians share their experiences with integrating AI into their practices.

How Ronald Rodriguez, MD, PhD, professor of medical education and director of UT-San Antonio's dual MD/MS in AI program, uses artificial intelligence.

How Owais Durrani, DO, emergency medicine at UT Health, uses artificial intelligence.

How Christi Siedlecki, MSN, RN, CEO of Grants Pass Clinic, uses artificial intelligence.

How May Lin, DO, a primary care physician with One Medical and assistant dean of Touro University, uses artificial intelligence.

How Jarrett Dodd, MD, chief medical officer of CVFP Medical Group, uses artificial intelligence.

How Denton Shanks, DO, of the University of Kansas Medical System, uses artificial intelligence.

Study warns that artificial intelligence could increase legal risk and burnout if health systems fail to support doctors.

Research finds open-source AI rivals GPT-4, paving the way for secure, in-house AI diagnostic tools.

Technology and AI offerings for doctors are exploding. Should you integrate more tech into your practice?

Technology and AI offerings for doctors are exploding. Should you integrate more tech into your practice?

Technology and AI offerings for doctors are exploding. Should you integrate more tech into your practice?

Three experts weigh in on contemporary issues for the National Academy of Medicine.

Technology and AI offerings for doctors are exploding. Should you integrate more tech into your practice?

Technology and AI offerings for doctors are exploding. Should you integrate more tech into your practice?

Technology and AI offerings for doctors are exploding. Should you integrate more tech into your practice?

Technology and AI offerings for doctors are exploding. Should you integrate more tech into your practice?

Technology and AI offerings for doctors are exploding. Should you integrate more tech into your practice?

Technology and AI offerings for doctors are exploding. Should you integrate more tech into your practice?

A new study explores patient satisfaction with AI-generated responses, prompting ethical debate over disclosure in health care communications.

Physicians spend an average of 22 personal hours per month learning about new health care technology, says Sermo survey.

Company adds ability to analyze tables, charts and diagrams

A more human way of thinking can overcome legitimate concerns that doctors have about artificial intelligence.