Future of AI in Research and Healthcare: Key Insights from Elsevier Survey

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Future of AI in Research and Healthcare: Key Insights from Elsevier Survey

Elsevier's survey highlights a willingness among 3,000 researchers and clinicians from the US, China, and India to adopt AI in their work, despite low current adoption rates. Concerns about quality, trust, and transparency must be addressed for AI tools to be widely integrated. Differences in attitudes across nations also emerged.

The study by Elsevier reveals that researchers and clinicians are ready to incorporate AI into their work, despite present low adoption rates. The 'Insights 2024: Attitudes toward AI' report indicates that 94% of researchers and 96% of clinicians see AI as a means to accelerate knowledge discovery and reduce costs. However, concerns about misinformation, critical errors, and over-reliance on AI persist among both groups.

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