Survey of US adults shows public attitudes to medical AI far more skeptical than insiders assume
jonc101x · x · 2026-10-10
A medical AI practitioner cites a new survey of US adults, arguing that those deep in the AI echo chamber overestimate public acceptance of medical AI. Most people's lived experiences and attitudes diverge from insiders' assumptions by a wider margin than expected—a reminder to take ordinary patients' real concerns seriously.
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