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Edward H. Shortliffe, MD, PhD, Martin J. Sepúlveda, MD, ScD Author’s Summary Clinicians and researchers have long envisioned the day when computers could assist with difficult decisions in complex clinical situations, thereby making computer-based decision support a dominant topic of informatics re
Steven Y Lin, MD, Megan R Mahoney, MD and Christine A Sinsky, MD Author’s Summary Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised as a transformational force in healthcare. This paper presents a current environmental scan, through the eyes of primary care physicians, of the top ten ways AI will impact primar