AI in Anesthesiology: Hype, Reality, and What Comes Next
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In this episode of the NYSORA Podcast: Updates in Anesthesiology, Dr. Hadzic breaks down what anesthesiologists need to know about using AI in clinical practice. We cover recent studies showing where AI like ChatGPT performs well (like data analysis) — and where it can be risky, especially in complex patient cases. You’ll also learn how NYSORA’s Anesthesia Assistant App, powered by Maia, gives you fast, reliable answers at the bedside—built on peer-reviewed content and reviewed by experts.
What you’ll get:
- When to trust AI—and when not to
- How NYSORA’s app supports safe, informed decisions
- Real tips you can apply in practice today
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