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The Pathologist / Issues / 2025 / November / AI Wont Save Us But It Might Give Us Time to Care Again / Notecards
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AI Won’t Save Us – But It Might Give Us Time to Care Again

Burnout is rising and human connection is fading, but technology provides a chance to redefine what “efficiency” really means

By Alae Kawam 11/13/2025 Opinion 2 min read
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  1. Overemphasis on efficiency can alienate healthcare professionals.

  2. Flexibility in work arrangements can improve quality of life.

  3. AI tools can help reduce the burden of repetitive tasks.

  4. Human connection is vital for better patient outcomes.

  5. Balancing personal agency with organizational efficiency is possible.

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Alae Kawam

Fellow in Genitourinary Pathology at Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York City, USA

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