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Most Americans don’t want AI making decisions about their medical care on its own, per a new Pew Research Center survey.
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A new Pew Research Center survey found that 60% of Americans are uncomfortable with their doctor relying on AI for diagnoses and treatment decisions, while 46% do not want AI making insurance claim decisions at all. The results signal public wariness toward autonomous AI in health care even as adoption accelerates. The findings matter for insurers, hospitals and AI vendors investing in clinical and claims automation, since patient acceptance could shape how quickly such tools are deployed. What to watch next is whether comfort levels shift as AI tools are rolled out with human oversight and as regulators weigh rules for algorithmic decision-making in care and coverage.
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