Eye-Tracking study reveals whether AI should speak first or second in chest X-Ray reading

This study investigates whether showing artificial intelligence (AI) results before or after a clinician first looks at a chest X-ray affects how they search the image, how accurate their diagnosis is, and how much they trust the AI. Healthcare professionals will wear eye-tracking glasses while reviewing de-identified chest X-rays in two sessions—one where AI output appears first, and one where it appears after their initial review. The goal is to understand the best way to integrate AI support into medical imaging without harming decision-making or efficiency.