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The American Medical Association called for legislation protecting physicians from legal liability for harm caused by AI errors, provided they use systems for their intended purpose and uphold their professional duties and medical judgment. It called for developers, manufacturers, and distributors to be held liable for defects in their products, and required to carry insurance and disclose systems’ accuracy and limitations. It also said hospitals and organizations that mandate the use of particular tools should share responsibility. The association stressed that physicians would remain responsible for decisions they assess and control, and should retain the right to override a system’s recommendations. These calls come amid lawsuits involving algorithmic medical decisions and U.S. regulatory efforts to define responsibility and ensure compensation for affected patients.
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