We thank Tong Zhou for the thoughtful letter1 responding to our position paper.2 Our article presents an interdisciplinary, consensus-validated roadmap to address clinical, operational, infrastructural, educational, and regulatory barriers to safe AI adoption in hepatology. Zhou’s letter highlights four language-focused dimensions relevant for adoption: terminological precision, multilingual adaptation, interpretive challenges and AI literacy. Each of these merit explicit attention and we appreciate the opportunity to expand on these points.
We thank Tong Zhou for the thoughtful letter1 responding to our position paper.2 Our article presents an interdisciplinary, consensus-validated roadmap to address clinical, operational, infrastructural, educational, and regulatory barriers to safe AI adoption in hepatology. Zhou’s letter highlights four language-focused dimensions relevant for adoption: terminological precision, multilingual adaptation, interpretive challenges and AI literacy. Each of these merit explicit attention and we appreciate the opportunity to expand on these points.