AI in hospitals is not about replacing doctors it is about fixing how hospitals actually work
Summary
AI in hospitals aims to improve operational workflows and support clinical decisions rather than replace doctors, emphasizing integration into existing systems for tasks like triage, lab review, and patient monitoring.
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