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Hospitals to step up AI spending despite deployment hurdles: CII-PwC

While 64 per cent of healthcare leaders surveyed have piloted AI applications, only 11 per cent have moved them into production, with data quality the biggest hurdle

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Hospitals to step up AI spending despite deployment hurdles: CII-PwC
While 64 per cent of healthcare leaders surveyed have piloted AI applications, only 11 per cent have moved them into production, with data quality the biggest hurdle
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