Australians are increasingly positive about the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, but they want doctors to retain control and remain cautious about data privacy, according to research presented at Monday’s AI Health Summit by Vinh Vo, senior consultant at Shawview Consulting and PhD candidate at Monash University’s Centre for Health Economics. …
Australians open to AI in healthcare, but prefer doctors to be in control
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