Exploratory analysis shows that public risk perception affects AI adoption in healthcare, suggesting a need for careful oversight.
Public risk perception functions as an institutional constraint that throttles technology deployment. While social pressure limits adoption, the uncritical reliance on AI in high-stakes acute settings may compromise diagnostic vigilance. This study highlights the necessity of using precise tracer conditions to evaluate digital health safety and suggests that governance must balance social legitimacy with rigorous clinical oversight.
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