From AI scores to patient outcomes: early lessons on human–AI impact in medicine

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Nature Medicine argues that the next phase of medical AI should be judged by real-world patient outcomes rather than algorithmic accuracy, using one of the first randomized trials as a lens and outlining key design principles for creating human–AI systems that meaningfully improve care.
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