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GovernanceAugust 17, 2026Source: BMJ / PMC

Artificial intelligence, bias and clinical safety

An analysis on AI bias and clinical safety argues that machine learning-based diagnostic decision support must be assessed with the same rigor as new laboratory tests. The authors warn that biased training data and opaque models can lead to unsafe or inequitable recommendations, and they advocate for systematic evaluation frameworks to protect patient safety in biased medical AI systems.

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