Nurses demand seat at AI table as hospitals deploy clinical tools without their input

Nurses experience increased burnout and workforce attrition due to AI-driven workload intensification; patients face risks from false positives and missed diagnoses when nurses lack input on tool design.

Across American hospitals, a quiet reckoning is unfolding between the speed of artificial intelligence and the wisdom of those closest to the bedside. Nurses — four million strong, the primary operators of clinical AI systems built on their own data — have largely been absent from the rooms where those systems were designed and approved. Now, through new academic programs, union negotiations, and published toolkits, they are asserting that technology meant to serve patients cannot be trusted without the people who actually know what patients need.

Nurses demand seat at AI table as hospitals deploy clinical tools without their input

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