Most Americans don't want AI deciding their medical care or insurance, survey says

What happened: A Pew Research Center survey found few U.S. adults are open to AI making medical or insurance decisions on its own. Key numbers: 5% of U.S. adults are open to AI deciding insurance claims on its own; 3% are open to AI deciding diagnoses. Why it matters: The findings indicate limited public support for letting AI operate without human involvement in health care and insurance decisions.

A Pew Research Center survey found few U.S. adults are open to AI making medical or insurance decisions on its own.

The findings indicate limited public support for letting AI operate without human involvement in health care and insurance decisions.