Abstract
The rapid and exponential progress in generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has inspired many to contemplate the potential applications of such tools within medicine. With regard to the Mohs surgical workflow, AI shows promise in assisting with perioperative planning, patient education, patient communication, and clinical documentation. AI has the potential to transform modern Mohs surgical practices, but at this time, critical human review of any AI-generated content remains necessary.
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