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The AMA adopted new AI policies in a bid to ensure that the technology supports evidence-based medicine, bolsters patient care and serves under a physician’s oversight, instead of replacing their discernment.According to an AMA press release, AI technologies could help with efficiency and synthesizing information, but there are still important concerns for bias, long-term impact on both
AMA requires AI in healthcare to support—not replace—physician judgment with transparency in clinical and insurance decisions. Healthcare AI governance is becoming regulatory standard; vendors must design for physician control and explainability to compete.
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