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As artificial intelligence and machine learning are adopted across the industry, radiologists and pathologists are blasting the same alarm as countless others by asking whether AI-powered diagnostics are here for their jobs, reports Fierce Healthcare. However, experts say that with the future of health care in augmented intelligence, not artificial, there is no reason to panic. Despite AI playing a greater role in health care, humans remain at the center of diagnostic technologies, says Michael Donovan, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Medical Officer of PreciseDX.
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