US Public Favors AI in Healthcare, Citing Need for Human Review

A Pew Research Center survey reveals that most U.S. adults are receptive to artificial intelligence in healthcare for administrative functions. However, a significant 60% are uncomfortable with AI making diagnoses or treatment decisions without human oversight, and few trust AI for independent insurance claim decisions. Public concerns also include potential impacts on patient-doctor relationships and health data security, highlighting a desire for human involvement in critical medical processes.