A new survey finds 56% of Chinese clinical staff use artificial intelligence in their work, beating the 49% global average, though widespread skepticism over data accuracy and patient safety remains
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More than half of clinical professionals in China now use artificial intelligence in their daily work, outpacing the global average, even as doctors worldwide grapple with skepticism over the technology’s reliability, according to a new report.
Poll by London-based consultancy shows that more than 90% of respondents believe AI will transform the world – but fears persist.
In China, 87 percent of people trust AI, compared with just 32 percent in the US, according to Edelman poll.
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