Clinician Survey Identifies Top AI Education Priorities: Liability, Algorithm Trust, and Security

317 clinicians surveyed: top AI education priorities: liability (40% important, confidence 1.82/5), AI output trust (36.5%, 1.98/5), security/privacy (34%, 1.68). Overall low confidence; residents preferred regional teaching, consultants webinars.

• Top three priorities rated highly important but with low confidence were understanding liability implications (40%, 1.82/5), determining appropriate confidence in AI algorithms (36.5%, 1.98/5), and mitigating security/privacy risks (34%, 1.68).
• Residents preferred integration of AI training into regional teaching, while consultant-educators favoured webinars.
• Critical appraisal and explaining AI to patients were deprioritised, despite their relevance to clinical safety.

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