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Artificial Intelligence and the Art of Medicine: A Framework for Clinical Wisdom in a Digital Age
Jerome Freeman1,2, Ann Freeman Cook1, Jane Clare Joyner1
1Department of Neurosciences, University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine.
Abstract:
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming clinical medicine, with profound implications for the physician-patient relationship, clinical decision-making, and medical education. While many laud the efficiencies and diagnostic precision that AI brings, the integration of such tools also raises critical ethical, legal, and professional challenges. This article explores these complexities and proposes a structured framework-C/CPR (Covenant, Context, Principles, Response)-to guide clinicians and educators in navigating the evolving landscape. Through the lens of clinical wisdom, we advocate for a renewed emphasis on the humanistic and relational aspects of medicine, ensuring that future physicians remain indispensable contributors to compassionate, ethical, and effective patient care. We argue that cultivating clinical wisdom is not optional-it is essential for preserving human connection in a world increasingly guided by algorithms.
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