De l'Europe ... 🇪🇺 Ursula @vonderleyen draws a line on #AIInHealthcare. « Est-ce que je veux que mon médecin ait un accès immédiat, grâce à l’IA, à toutes les données nécessaires pour faire le meilleur choix de diagnostic ou de traitement ? Oui, bien sûr. Mais est-ce que je veux que mon médecin soit un robot, assisté par l’IA ? Non, bien sûr que non. Je ne veux pas qu’un robot me dise si j’ai un cancer ou non. » - - - - - “Do I want my doctor to have immediate access, thanks to AI, to all the data needed to make the best diagnostic or treatment choice? Yes, of course. But do I want my doctor to be a robot, assisted by AI? No, of course not. I do not want a robot telling me whether or not I have cancer.” She added that AI-assisted mammography identifies more cancers, and earlier, “and as a result more women can survive. So we need AI for health” — done “à la manière européenne.” Think about it this way ... Von der Leyen, a physician and Commission president, just drew Europe’s line on medical AI: AI should put every relevant data point in the doctor’s hands. AI should not be the doctor who tells you that you have cancer. In the same week that Washington is piloting agents that diagnose and prescribe. Two blocs, two theories of the clinical subject. Which one is right? fr.euronews.com/sante/2026/0…