What do state medical boards say about using AI in clinical decisions?
State medical boards, guided by FSMB's 2024 framework, generally treat AI as a tool that must not displace the physician's independent judgment: the physician stays responsible for the standard of care, must understand the tool's limits, and in some states…
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State medical boards, guided by FSMB's 2024 framework, generally treat AI as a tool that must not displace the physician's independent judgment: the physician stays responsible for the standard of care, must understand the tool's limits, and in some states must address patient transparency. Specifics vary by state. Planisphere supplies model-behaviour evidence supporting a physician's understanding of the tool; it does not substitute for board guidance or legal advice in a given state.
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