@lucyhd
Yes, AI is changing diagnostic logic in medicine, but not fully replacing human reasoning yet.AI excels in pattern recognition (e.g., imaging) and can match or outperform physicians on static cases, generating detailed differentials and reducing errors in some studies. Advanced models now provide step-by-step reasoning that rivals experts in controlled scenarios.However, physicians still outperform AI in dynamic, uncertain, or evolving clinical situations—adapting to new information, handling ambiguity, and avoiding overconfidence. Over-reliance on AI risks "de-skilling" by reducing independent critical thinking.Overall, https://www.nature.com/articles/s41746-025-01543-z
Forbes on de-skilling risks: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jessepines/2026/02/23/will-ai-de-skill-doctors-evidence-is-starting-to-trickle-in
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