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Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Care: Perceptions of Retina Specialists and Patients Gathered Through a Multicenter Survey
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Abstract
The present study demonstrated important differences in retina specialist and patient perceptions on the use of AI in clinical care, particularly pertaining to patient autonomy. Both groups expressed discomfort with AI taking direct clinical roles. As AI integration in clinical care progresses, physicians and developers should continue to understand and address patient concerns.
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