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A lesson from the past and the future of artificial intelligence in medical decision-making.

David K. Stevenson Michael Katz Ronald J. Wong I. Marić A. Rao N. Aghaeepour
Jul 2026 · Journal of Perinatology · 1 citation · 12 references
Medicine

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Artificial intelligence (AI) may assist physicians by providing easy access to existing knowledge and discerning data patterns, perhaps previously unrecognized, however, whether AI can replace human decision-makers altogether remains an open question.

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