Greek Radiographers and Radiologists Show Positive but Cautious Views on AI in Imaging

Survey of 167 Greek radiographers/radiologists: positive attitude toward AI in imaging, but top barriers were lack of knowledge (64.1%), cybersecurity threats (46.1%), and costs (40.7%). Error awareness reduced support for autonomous AI diagnosis (p=0.042).

• Males reported greater agreement with AI's positive impact than females (p=0.033); females reported more concern about personal data protection (p=0.028).
• Older respondents were more accepting of AI for diagnostic decision-making (p=0.014); higher education was associated with lower agreement on negative AI impact (p=0.043).
• Respondents who recognized potential AI-related errors were more likely to say diagnosis must remain a human task (p<0.001) and less likely to support autonomous AI decision-making (p=0.042).

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