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Do AI tools make clinicians better, or do they atrophy the very skills that keep patients safe?
The history of medicine contains many episodes of “redistribution” of skill. Each time, the practice reorganized and, overall, outcomes improved. Yet AI is definitely different from any instruments we’ve ever seen

magine that there is a model that predicts an individual’s risk of thousands of diseases based solely on their medical history. What product would you like to create based on this model? This is not a hypothetical question – such a model already exists. It is described in a recent article in Nature, is publicly available, and is waiting for a team that can put it into practice.

Healthcare AI has attracted record investment and hype: by 2024, 78% of organizations reported using AI somewhere in their operations. What’s less clear is how much these deployments improve efficiency and productivity.