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JAMA: Public Views About Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
A recent JAMA survey asked “Overall, in the next 5 years, do you think AI will make health care in the United States?” The survey results were as follows:
• Much better: 10.9%
• Somewhat better: 44.5%
• Minimal change: 19.3%
• Somewhat worse: 4.3%
• Much worse: 1.9%
• Don’t know: 19%
Source: JAMA Network, May 4, 2022
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