Research reveals that AI cannot fully replicate human emotional intelligence, emphasizing the importance of human qualities. Human experience and emotional connection still remain unique and invaluable. From a workforce perspective, understanding AI’s impact on skills is crucial. LinkedIn’s taxonomy of about 38,000 skills shows that AI and GAI can replicate over 500 skills, while more than 800 skills are GAI-complementary and unique to humans. These include essential people skills like leadership, teamwork, negotiation, and emotional intelligence, highlighting the importance of human interaction and creativity. According to survey from Carta Healthcare; nearly three-quarters (73.1%) of healthcare professionals are aware if they are using AI in their practice, but patients generally aren’t as informed. Most patients (71%) are unsure whether their healthcare providers employ AI. Both healthcare workers and patients share a common concern about AI: trust issues. Only about one-third (36.7%) of healthcare professionals trust AI in healthcare, while a similar proportion of patients (38%) feel the same.
