80% of patients believe AI can improve healthcare, study says

As artificial intelligence tools become more commonplace in the medical field, a survey of American patients from Tebra found 80 percent believe that AI has the potential to improve healthcare quality.

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The survey also found that just 16 percent of Americans were extremely or very comfortable with their clinicians using AI to diagnose them. Since its launch, 5 percent of Americans have already turned to ChatGPT for medical advice, according to an April 27 Tebra news release.

The survey was based on 1,000 responses.

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