Artificial intelligence (AI) is not a new technology, but the pace of AI innovation and adoption in our everyday life has accelerated dramatically in the last two years. Discussions of the power and promise of AI are now common in healthcare and will only grow as new capabilities like generative AI emerge. Some healthcare stakeholders are eager to embrace the potential cost-savings and efficiency improvements that AI can provide.

Other stakeholders, including many providers, have been more wary of the potential benefits that these new technologies can offer. It would not be prudent to blindly embrace AI or to allow it to replace human decision-making in patient care. But for providers who are skeptical of what these advancing technologies can offer, here are some of the key reasons you sh

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