Autonomous AI could create capacity for thousands more dermatology appointments, real-world study finds

A real-world study across two British hospitals tested autonomous AI on suspected skin cancer referrals. The software evaluated smartphone images and discharged up to 31 percent of benign cases without specialist review. This triage system saved thousands of clinician hours and expanded appointment capacity for high-risk patients.

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