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A Stanford AI-med-ed study found doctors got measurably worse at their own job the moment the AI helping them was switched off — worse than they'd been before they ever touched it. Every credentialed profession should be paying attention.

TL;DR: A Stanford physician who spends his career teaching other doctors how to use AI just described a clinical result that should worry anyone who still calls himself the expert in the room. Trained colonoscopists, doctors who'd spent years learning to read a scope by feel, came back from the AI-…

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  1. 2026-09-27 14:58 · r/artificial
    A Stanford AI-med-ed study found doctors got measurably worse at their own job the moment the AI helping them was switched off — worse than they'd been before they ever touched it. Every credentialed profession should be paying attention.

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