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- Angelo Volandes of Dartmouth College says doctors must be trained to use AI effectively and to explain to patients how AI informs diagnoses.
- Art Caplan of New York University notes that 70% of physicians use chatbots for clinical decision-making, but these tools should be supplements, not replacements.
- Caplan stresses informed consent and patient privacy and argues that ethical standards must be established as medicine adapts to AI.
