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Set limits for AI in health care

Describe an AI task, its limits and the human decisions it requires

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Describe one proposed use of AI in health care. Record what the software would do, what evidence you have, where it must stop and who would remain responsible. Use this to prepare questions for the people making the decision. A fictional clinic is considering software that drafts appointment summaries. The software may propose text, but a clinician must check the source and approve the note. If information is missing, the software must show the gap rather than invent a finding. That is a proposed boundary to test, not proof that a product meets it.

ForClinicians, health leaders, governance teams, and product teams examining a specific proposed AI use
TimeAbout 20–30 minutes for a first pass
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