Artificial intelligence (AI) is entering medicine faster than many physicians expected. It is already helping draft notes, summarize records, answer patient questions, support imaging workflows, and organize clinical data.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is entering medicine faster than many physicians expected.
It is already helping draft notes, summarize records, answer patient questions, support imaging workflows, and organize clinical data.
The question for physicians is no longer whether AI will appear in clinical care.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is entering medicine faster than many physicians expected. It is already helping draft notes, summarize records, answer patient questions, support imaging workflows, and organize clinical data. The question for physicians is no longer whether AI will appear in clinical care.
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