Michael Sobolev
@michaelsobolev.bsky.social
behavioral design + data science + digital tech. Living between NYC and LA. I drink coffee and I randomize things. Tweets are mostly random thoughts. https://www.michaelsobolev.com
Would love to hear from you. If you’re working at the intersection of AI, healthcare, and patient trust and acceptance — let’s connect! We'd love to hear your take. Paper available here: ssrn.com/abstract=566...
Acceptance of Medical Artificial Intelligence and the Effect of ChatGPT
Large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT have rapidly increased public exposure to artificial intelligence (AI), raising critical questions about how such e
ssrn.com
October 29, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Would love to hear from you. If you’re working at the intersection of AI, healthcare, and patient trust and acceptance — let’s connect! We'd love to hear your take. Paper available here: ssrn.com/abstract=566...
🙏Big thanks to my co-author @psleboda.bsky.social
from @baruch.cuny.edu and to the team at the Understanding America Study at USC CESR. Also, grateful for the support from the @schaeffer.usc.edu and Cedars Sinai.
from @baruch.cuny.edu and to the team at the Understanding America Study at USC CESR. Also, grateful for the support from the @schaeffer.usc.edu and Cedars Sinai.
October 29, 2025 at 8:51 PM
🙏Big thanks to my co-author @psleboda.bsky.social
from @baruch.cuny.edu and to the team at the Understanding America Study at USC CESR. Also, grateful for the support from the @schaeffer.usc.edu and Cedars Sinai.
from @baruch.cuny.edu and to the team at the Understanding America Study at USC CESR. Also, grateful for the support from the @schaeffer.usc.edu and Cedars Sinai.
In a deeper vignette on cervical cancer diagnosis (n=713), we found that: 66.8% agreed with the potential of AI in health diagnosis, 43% expressed excitement about it, 39.9% reported understanding, 35.6% expressed trust in its use, and only 12.9% reported fear toward the tech.
October 29, 2025 at 8:51 PM
In a deeper vignette on cervical cancer diagnosis (n=713), we found that: 66.8% agreed with the potential of AI in health diagnosis, 43% expressed excitement about it, 39.9% reported understanding, 35.6% expressed trust in its use, and only 12.9% reported fear toward the tech.
Among a representative survey of 10,035 U.S. adults. Those who had heard of LLMs had ~74% higher odds of trusting medical AI; those who had used them had ~90% higher odds. This predicted acceptance dimensions, even controlling for demographics & general trust in medical AI.
October 29, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Among a representative survey of 10,035 U.S. adults. Those who had heard of LLMs had ~74% higher odds of trusting medical AI; those who had used them had ~90% higher odds. This predicted acceptance dimensions, even controlling for demographics & general trust in medical AI.
Thank you for this effort. So useful
October 23, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Thank you for this effort. So useful