Why AI in Healthcare Still Needs Human Expertise

AI is making healthcare more efficient, but it isn't replacing clinicians anytime soon.

As Pupinder Jaswal, MD, a radiologist at Radiology Associates of Harford, explains in this clip, AI can help analyze data and identify patterns, but it still relies on humans to provide clinical context and make informed decisions. 

Before an AI tool can offer insights, healthcare professionals must determine what information to collect, which tests to order and how to interpret results within the bigger picture of a patient's care.

This highlights an important reality: AI is a powerful tool, not a substitute for human judgment. The most effective healthcare solutions combine the speed and scalability of AI with the experience, expertise and decision-making abilities of clinicians.

As AI adoption continues to grow, success will depend on keeping humans at the center of the care process while using technology to enhance — not replace — their capabilities.