Bill Gates wasn’t just wrong to suggest AI will make physicians unnecessary. He was reckless. 

Healthcare may finally have struck a healthy balance between AI hype and AI reality, according to a report from impartial observers who are also, indirectly at least, healthcare AI stakeholders.

AI is making patient financial advisors of hospital administrators who used to work in revenue cycle management. 

Is AI changing the profession of nursing—or are nurses changing AI? 

In medicine’s next chapter, AI literacy will separate physician leaders from peer followers. 

By automating repetitive tasks and ensuring consistent “QC,” well-deployed AI not only unburdens healthcare professionals but also sets new standards for efficiency and reliability in medical practice. 

AI may finally end the paper chase caused by prior authorization. Or it may worsen it. 

As AI continues its march through healthcare organizations around the world, the notion that it will replace the sector’s human workers fades but does not disappear.