Despite the recent advancements in artificial intelligence in medicine, it has yet to reduce physician workload and burnout, according to a speaker at the Ending Clinician Burnout Global Community Summit. Dr. Tina Shah, a practicing pulmonary and critical care physician in New York City, declared at the summit that the “era of AI has arrived.” While acknowledging that current AI technologies can significantly reduce healthcare providers’ workload and cognitive burden, Dr. Shah emphasized that AI has yet to realize its potential to alleviate ...
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