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A look at US hospitals using sometimes flawed AI-based diagnosis tools, as some clinicians say they feel pressure from administrations to defer to the algorithm

Shutdown talk to dominate the summer LinkedIn: Srinivasan Iyengar : AI is best when used as a solution that “suggests” options/recommendation and not “deciding” specially in hospital treatment. … Bluesky: Chris G / @hypervisible.bsky.social : 24% of registered nurses surveyed said they had been prompted by a clinical algorithm to make choices they believed were “not in the best interest of patients...” https://www.wsj.com/... Twitter: @nationalnurses : Hospitals say nurses have the power to override AI recommendations that seem inaccurate, but many nurses say they fear retribution if they're wrong. This fear means nurses aren't empowered to provide the care we know our patients need and deserve. https://www.wsj.com/... @calnurses : An algorithm is not the same as health care and artificial intelligence is not a substitute for experienced nurses. It's time we sound the alarm on unsafe technology that makes it harder for us to provide our patients the life saving care they deserve! https://www.wsj.com/... Forums: r/singularity : When AI Overrules the Nurses Caring for You

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  • @hypervisible.bsky.social Chris G on bluesky
    24% of registered nurses surveyed said they had been prompted by a clinical algorithm to make choices they believed were “not in the best interest of patients...” https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @nationalnurses @nationalnurses on x
    Hospitals say nurses have the power to override AI recommendations that seem inaccurate, but many nurses say they fear retribution if they're wrong. This fear means nurses aren't empowered to provide the care we know our patients need and deserve. https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @calnurses @calnurses on x
    An algorithm is not the same as health care and artificial intelligence is not a substitute for experienced nurses. It's time we sound the alarm on unsafe technology that makes it harder for us to provide our patients the life saving care they deserve! https://www.wsj.com/...
  • r/singularity r on reddit
    When AI Overrules the Nurses Caring for You