AI in medicine: two questions worth discussing.
These informal polls use current research as a starting point for conversation about how artificial intelligence may support health care. They are not scientific surveys, medical advice, or treatment recommendations.
Consider each question, then read the original research.
Poll 1
August 1, 2026
AI and mental health care
Would you try an AI therapy?
- Would not try
- Would try an app that is an extension of the clinician
- Would try an app that replaces the clinician
Research source
AI for Proactive Mental Health: A Multi-Institutional, Longitudinal Randomized Controlled Trial
NEJM AI
This publication is the starting point for the discussion prompt. This page does not summarize its outcomes or recommend an AI therapy product.
Read the primary source(opens in a new tab)Poll 2
July 31, 2026
AI-assisted prostate biopsy reporting
Who should read a prostate biopsy slide?
- Pathologist alone
- AI system alone
- AI first, then pathologist
- Pathologist supported by AI
Research source
An evaluation of artificial intelligence assisted prostate biopsy reporting in the Articulate Pro study
npj Digital Medicine
The prospective study evaluated AI-assisted reporting with pathologist oversight. It did not test autonomous AI as a replacement for a pathologist.
Read the primary source(opens in a new tab)A poll is a prompt, not evidence.
These response choices are designed to surface opinions. They do not establish safety, effectiveness, professional standards, or what is appropriate for any individual patient. The linked publications provide the research context; a qualified clinician remains the right person for personal medical questions.
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