Students across 32 medical schools in the U.S. anonymously participated in a survey ranking radiology with and without AI.
Key findings:
- One-sixth of medical students who would have chosen radiology as their first choice did not because of AI.
- Approximately half of the students considering radiology in their top three fields were still concerned about AI.
- Lower radiology rankings were associated with understanding of the field, decrease in job opportunities and exposure to opinions on AI.
- The most preferable way to learn about AI is during radiology rotations followed by pre-clinical lectures.
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