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AI in healthcare is here to stay, but doctors must remain the final decision-makers: experts
India🏛️ PoliticsCenter13 hr. ago

AI in healthcare is here to stay, but doctors must remain the final decision-makers: experts

Experts participating in a webinar organized by SRM Institute of Science and Technology and The Hindu discussed the increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into healthcare. While acknowledging AI's growing role in diagnostics, treatment planning, and public health initiatives, they emphasized that medical professionals must retain ultimate decision-making authority. Dr. R. Jayanthi highlighted the need for AI literacy among medical students and cautioned against over-reliance on AI tools. Dr. K. Ganapathy stressed that doctors should not delegate clinical judgment to technology, advocating for strengthened human oversight. In dentistry, Dr. Vivek noted AI's utility in automation but maintained that dentists must remain responsible for final decisions. Public health expert Ritubhan Gautam described AI's potential to improve access to care in underserved regions, though he acknowledged challenges related to accuracy and bias.

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AI in healthcare is here to stay, but doctors must remain the final decision-makers: experts

Experts participating in a webinar organized by SRM Institute of Science and Technology and The Hindu discussed the increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into healthcare. While acknowledging AI's growing role in diagnostics, treatment planning, and public health initiatives, they emphasized that medical professionals must retain ultimate decision-making authority. Dr. R. Jayanthi highlighted the need for AI literacy among medical students and cautioned against over-reliance on AI tools. Dr. K. Ganapathy stressed that doctors should not delegate clinical judgment to technology, advocating for strengthened human oversight. In dentistry, Dr. Vivek noted AI's utility in automation but maintained that dentists must remain responsible for final decisions. Public health expert Ritubhan Gautam described AI's potential to improve access to care in underserved regions, though he acknowledged challenges related to accuracy and bias.

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