Robert Botkin and Olivia Osburn published an article in Physicians Practice about how artificial intelligence could redefine the responsible practice of medicine.

"Artificial intelligence (AI) didn't just arrive in health care," they wrote. "It exploded. In just two years, health care organizations deployed AI at more than twice the rate of the broader economy, with domain-specific AI tools increasing tenfold over 2023 and another sevenfold over 2024. By comparison, it took 10 years and $27 billion in federal incentives for the health care industry to adopt electronic health records."

"From tasks such as dictation and charting to radiologic technology that can scan for early-stage tumors and algorithmic tools that predict sepsis hours before a patient becomes critical, AI is reshaping the clinical landscape at a pace that few anticipated," they continued. "The promise is extraordinary: faster diagnoses, fewer errors, better outcomes. But alongside AI's promise of innovation comes a growing risk that the medical profession is only beginning to confront."

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