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STAT+: Where patients and hospitals disagree about AI
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I really enjoyed Defector’s “Wow! America’s Graduating Seniors Really F—ing Hate AI!” piece (h/t to my colleague Jason Mast).
Sometimes I feel like a Negative Nathan here, but the degree to which college kids hate AI (even if they feel forced to use it) restores my belief that I am not wrong. There’s something special about being human, and we don’t have to surrender that just because powerful people (who didn’t have to deal with this as they tried to enter the workforce, or maintain a career) command us to.
You’re reading the web edition of STAT’s AI Prognosis newsletter, our subscriber-exclusive guide to artificial intelligence in health care and medicine. Sign up to get it delivered in your inbox every Wednesday.
I really enjoyed Defector’s “Wow! America’s Graduating Seniors Really F—ing Hate AI!” piece (h/t to my colleague Jason Mast).
Sometimes I feel like a Negative Nathan here, but the degree to which college kids hate AI (even if they feel forced to use it) restores my belief that I am not wrong. There’s something special about being human, and we don’t have to surrender that just because powerful people (who didn’t have to deal with this as they tried to enter the workforce, or maintain a career) command us to.