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Aug 13, 2026
Beyond AI vs. Doctor: Designing the Future of Clinician-AI Collaboration
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Bryan BunningGUEST
Yeah, I think an important thing that I liked when starting this project is we weren't pitting doctor versus doctor with AI.

Bryan BunningGUEST
We were trying to test two specific workflows, right? So the unit of analysis or our intervention wasn't just like we're throwing AI into the system.

Bryan BunningGUEST
We thought really deeply, and Selina and Eric thought really deeply about, you know, an AI first workflow where AI gets all the information and goes forward versus an AI second opinion workflow where the doctor themselves gets all the information, fills it out, and then an AI comes in and checks the work.

Bryan BunningGUEST
And I think thinking about thinks from a workflow level was important because you can use AI in a ton of different ways.

Bryan BunningGUEST
And the previous paper showed that there are pitfalls in just giving a doctor chat GPT or a chat box and saying like, go at it, it's super helpful, I promise.

Bryan BunningGUEST
Thinking deeply about the tendencies and the nuance of those workflows and how to use them optimally, I think was kind of the secret sauce of this.
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