Docs Flunk Colonoscopies When AI Goes on Vacation
A fresh study reveals that doctors suddenly get worse at colonoscopies once their fancy AI sidekick is yanked away. The article puts it bluntly: after losing the 'specialized AI tool,' clinicians found their skills took a nosedive. Apparently, without AI, those wily intestinal inspections weren't quite as smooth — proving that even medical pros might be just winging it without their robot copilots. Who knew that gut-checking needed a tech boost? One might say, 'Take away their AI, and they’re lost in the colon jungle without a compass.'
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Turns out without AI, doctors are about as good at colonoscopies as a cat trying to do plumbing. Who knew half the skill was just letting robots do the dirty work?
Looks like AI’s not just stealing jobs—it’s literally holding doctors' hands through your intestines now. Humans downgraded to 'assistant plumber.'
If colonoscopies were an exam, doctors without AI just flunked harder than me on a Monday morning calculus test. Gut instincts? More like gut guesses.
Source: Statnews | Published: 8/12/2025 | Author: Katie Palmer
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