Patients want a human in the loop for AI healthcare tools

A Pew Research Center survey found that patients accept healthcare AI for administrative tasks if humans oversee the work. Most respondents reject AI for medical diagnoses and insurance claims, even with human review. Administrators and clinicians must evaluate where patient resistance limits the adoption of automated tools.

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