Women's views on using artificial intelligence in breast cancer screening: A review and qualitative study to guide breast screening services.

ABSTRACT: As breast screening services move towards use of healthcare AI (HCAI) for screen reading, research on public views of HCAI can inform more person-centered implementation. We synthesise reviews of public views of HCAI in general, and review primary studies of women's views of AI in breast screening. People generally appear open to HCAI and its potential benefits, despite a wide range of concerns; similarly, women are open towards AI in breast screening because of the potential benefits, but are concerned about a wide range of risks. Women want radiologists to remain central; oversight, evaluation and performance, care, equity and bias, transparency, and accountability are key issues; women may be less tolerant of AI error than of human error. Using our recent Australian primary study, we il

SUBMITTER: Carter SM 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11362777 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature