… We define clinical susceptibility as the propensity to follow incorrect advice, and we find that
41.73% of IM/EM physicians are susceptible, ie, they always give the wrong diagnosis with …

… deployed alongside human graders rather than to replace human graders. The reluctance
to develop and deploy fully autonomous AI … has an associated sensitivity and specificity), AI …

… Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used in the healthcare field to provide clinicians
with evidence-based decision aids. In … Diagnostic sensitivity can even decrease among …

… deployment of AI-CDSSs is the variability in performance. This can occur when the data used
to develop the AI models do … and their opinions are more susceptible to social influence [22]…

… I find it strange that it does not tell us why it is promoting a … of AI that do not have anything
to do with the division of clinical … regarding the division of clinical labour that we identified in …

… human labor before being deployed, such as labeling by … That is not to say that GMAI-based
decision aids do not present … As with medical decision aids, the use of GMAI will present …

… clinicians are susceptible to when using AI-… how clinical settings, choices in workflow
integration and how AI presents information can influence how these biases can adversely affect AI-…

… how we can improve the design and deployment of AI-based medical decision support tools.
Attempts to quantitatively evaluate AI recommendations in general (non-clinical) problems …

… deploying AI … did not affect clinicians’ performance, clinicians with high expertise (ie,
radiologists) rated the quality of advice significantly lower when it was said to originate from an AI …

… deployed in multi-institutional setups complicate fast feedback with high accuracy. Therefore,
systems like EBMeDS are usually deployed … As long as we don't speak about general AI, …