Yes. And who should bear the burden of proving that the use of artificial intelligence won't harm patients? Where should that burden of proof lie?
Ed Markey: “Yes. And who should bear the burden of proving that the use of artificial intelligence won't harm patients? Where should…”
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Markey questions accountability in AI's impact on patient safety.
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