中国青年报社调查中心与问卷网联合发布的调查报告显示，人工智能已成为公众获取健康信息的常见途径。超九成（92.0%）的受访者表示曾通过AI查询过病情或获取就医建议[1]，其中约七成（69.3%）使用AI的目的是为了提前了解病情，方便就医[1]。
然而，过度依赖AI咨询健康问题带来了多重隐患。近六成（59.9%）的受访者认为这种依赖容易引发焦虑[1]。调查指出，诊断准确性问题突出，45.5%的受访者表示AI诊断不准，容易误诊漏诊[1]；隐私安全风险也令人担忧，39.6%的受访者担心健康数据泄露[1]。急诊科医生秦艳强调，AI提供的信息更多是一种"科普"性质，不能替代医生的专业判断[1]。
A survey conducted by the China Youth Daily Social Investigation Center reveals widespread reliance on artificial intelligence for medical guidance, despite significant concerns about the technology's reliability and risks.[1]
The investigation found that more than 92% of respondents have used AI to inquire about illnesses and seek medical advice.[1] Among these users, nearly 60% believe that excessive dependence on AI for health consultations can easily trigger anxiety.[1] The survey identified multiple hazards associated with AI-based health inquiries, with 45.5% of respondents reporting that AI diagnostics are inaccurate and prone to misdiagnosis or missed diagnosis.[1] Privacy concerns also emerged as a significant issue, with 39.6% of respondents expressing worry about data breaches and the unsafe handling of health information.[1]
The primary motivation for using AI health services centers on convenience—69.3% of respondents indicated they consult AI to better understand their conditions before seeking professional medical care.[1] However, medical professionals caution against substituting AI recommendations for clinical judgment. An emergency room physician, Qin Yan, emphasized that information provided by AI is primarily educational in nature and cannot replace a doctor's professional diagnostic expertise.[1]