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Clinician-AI collaboration: Recent study and future directions

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  • Dr Benjamin Mazer MD, MBA — Johns Hopkins University
  • Dr. Eric Horvitz MD PhD — Microsoft
  • Bryan Bunning — Stanford University School of Medicine
  • Selin Everett — Stanford University School of Medicine

Abstract

We discuss opportunities to design AI systems that function as collaborating partners for physicians rather than as standalone tools. The conversation is framed by a study published in npj Digital Medicine showing how an AI system designed to support a collaborative clinician-AI workflow can improve physicians' diagnostic performance.

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