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“As AI technologies become more embedded in clinical decision-making, questions arise about the autonomy of healthcare providers, the accuracy and fairness of AI algorithms, and the potential for bias in data-driven models. Furthermore, issues related to patient privacy, informed consent, and the accountability of AI systems in life-or-death situations are becoming increasingly critical. This paper will explore the ethical implications of AI in healthcare, examining the challenges associated with ensuring transparency, fairness, and accountability while balancing the benefits of innovation. By analyzing both the opportunities and ethical dilemmas presented by AI, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how AI can be integrated responsibly into healthcare practices.”

“With AI becoming ever-more central in clinical judgment, a number of questions arise on such issues as medical professional independence, reliability, and equitability of the AI algorithms, and further, any bias in the data-driven modeling. Matters linked to patient privacy, consent, and accountability of these AI systems themselves when confronting life or death situations become highly crucial. This paper outlines the ethical implications of AI in health through an analysis of the challenges that must be surmounted if transparency, fairness, and accountability are to balance benefits derived from innovation. It seeks a well-rounded understanding of how AI might be integrated into healthcare practices responsibly by considering both the opportunities and the ethical dilemmas of AI.”