JAMA Report Calls for Stronger Federal Oversight of AI in Healthcare
A new report co-authored by more than 60 leaders argues that current regulatory systems have not kept pace with the rapid adoption of AI tools.
A Call for Expanded Regulation
A new report published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) calls for a significant expansion of federal oversight for artificial intelligence in the health sector. The report, which grew out of a 2024 JAMA summit, argues that the rapid adoption of AI tools by hospitals has outpaced the ability to evaluate their effectiveness and safety in real-world clinical settings.
"Hospitals are adopting AI tools faster than they can realistically evaluate them, and most don't have the infrastructure or resources to run rigorous assessments in-house,” said Michelle Mello, a Stanford Law Professor …
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