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A new paper in JAMA describes how, despite widespread enthusiasm about AI’s potential and the current use of AI-powered tools, no federal regulations require that AI-powered tools be evaluated for potential harm or benefit to patients
Ever wonder if the latest and greatest artificial intelligence (AI) tool you read about in the morning paper is going to save your life?
<p>A new paper in JAMA describes how, despite widespread enthusiasm about artificial intelligence's potential to revolutionize healthcare and the use of AI-powered tools on millions of patients already, no federal regulations require that AI-powered tools be evaluated for potential harm or benefit to patients. </p>
This Viewpoint argues for a shift in focus by the White House executive order on artificial intelligence from regulatory targets to patient outcomes.
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