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Artificial Intelligence Software Among Commercially Insured Populations: A Cross-Sectional Study of Patient and Plan Characteristics
Elsa Zhang;
Yujia Jin;
Ching-Ching Claire Lin;
Raymond Kuo;
Joshua M Liao
ABSTRACT
We describe adoption of AI software among commercially insured adults from 2018–2023 and find rapid growth but variable use across patient, plan, and regional characteristics, highlighting the need for research and policy to support equitable and beneficial adoption.
Citation
Please cite as:
Zhang E, Jin Y, Lin CCC, Kuo R, Liao JM
AI Software Among Commercially Insured Populations: Cross-Sectional Study of Patient and Plan Characteristics