Researcher Shreya Johri warns AI must remain a tool, not a decision-maker in medicine
Shreya Johri, a postdoctoral fellow at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, says AI can transform medical diagnosis but should never replace doctors' judgment.
In a recent interview, Shreya Johri highlighted AI's potential to overhaul patient diagnostics. She noted her background, including a 2025 Ph.D. from Harvard Medical School, and emphasized that AI should serve as an auxiliary aid. Johri cautioned that clinicians must retain ultimate responsibility until robust regulatory frameworks are in place. She called for responsible deployment of AI models in healthcare settings.
Why it matters
Ensuring doctors retain control over AI-driven diagnoses safeguards patient safety and ethical medical practice.
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