When AI Promises Care, Workers Pay // AIDRAN

The institutional problem is that healthcare AI is being introduced into systems already short on trust. Scientific American's reporting on nurses asked to rely on AI alerts shows the risk assignment clearly: when systems misfire or fail to explain themselves, clinicians still carry the consequence through the patient encounter via alerts that misfire or can't explain themselves. That makes layoffs politically different in healthcare than in back-office software. The worker is not only a cost center being replaced; the worker is the person left translating automation into care.

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