AI-selected residency candidates matched only 7% of those chosen by human directors, highlighting significant discrepancies in applicant evaluation.
The rapid integration of AI in residency screening lacks sufficient legal and ethical frameworks, raising concerns about its implications.
Errors in AI transcript processing may lead to reliance on inaccurate outputs, particularly affecting foreign and low-resolution transcripts.
The authors warn that biases in AI outputs can propagate through residency programs, creating systemic risks for all applicants.
Legal uncertainties surrounding AI in residency selection could lead to increased litigation risks and fairness issues without stronger oversight.
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