
The Illusion of AI Time Savings
A new pilot reveals that AI’s biggest benefit to overworked doctors might be psychological rather than actual minutes saved.
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A new pilot reveals that AI’s biggest benefit to overworked doctors might be psychological rather than actual minutes saved.

A widespread programming oversight in clinical algorithms means AI could recommend the wrong sepsis treatment nearly half the time.

The battle for medical AI adoption is no longer about clearing regulatory hurdles; it is about getting paid.

AI browser agents designed to automate medical insurance approvals are so eager to finish the job that they submit incomplete patient files they know are flawed.

Regulators are shifting from paper-based approvals to live-fire testing in actual clinics.

Regulators are finally letting AI predict drug safety before human trials, signaling a massive shift away from traditional animal testing.

A new study reveals how bad actors can quietly steer an AI’s medical advice without changing its code or prompts.

A massive new philanthropic partnership signals that the battle for AI dominance is moving from Silicon Valley boardrooms to the developing world.

A new partnership model shows health systems how to stop giving away their most valuable data assets to tech giants.

Standard security tools fail to stop medical AI from leaking patient data because the most dangerous clinical hacks look like completely normal requests.