Where does the AI liability lie?

AI in healthcare brings breakthroughs - but also new legal and ethical risks. Who’s responsible when an AI-assisted diagnosis leads to harm? The licensed physician? The hospital? The tool’s developer? As AI becomes embedded in clinical workflows, this question becomes unavoidable.
For a summary and key takeaways, visit: https://xcures.com/ai-and-healthcare/...

In this video, Mika Newton, CEO of xCures (  / mikanewton  , interviews Dr. Colleen Lyons, clinical research ethicist (https://aicommons.champlain.edu/peopl..., to unpack AI liability in modern healthcare. They explore frameworks for ethical responsibility, institutional risk, informed deployment, and the leadership competencies needed to navigate intelligent failure.

- - -TimeStamps - - - -

00:00 Understanding the Belmont Report
00:43 The Complexity of Responsibility
03:26 Training and Ethical Considerations
04:49 Intelligent Failure and Decision Making

- - - - - - -

#aiandhealthcare #ethics #fda #ai

— ABOUT MIKA NEWTON —
With over 25 years of leadership experience in life sciences, Mika Newton is the CEO of xCures, a health technology company that has created an AI-enabled, medical records data structuring platform.
Mika is an expert in healthcare data management, with a focus on data completeness and universality. Mika is on the editorial board of AI in Precision Oncology and has a proven track record of bringing transformative technologies to market and fostering innovation.   / mikanewton  

— ABOUT DR COLLEEN LYONS —
Research Interests: Ethics and bioethics in relation to biopharma; values-driven leadership and VUCA Voice, change transformation and psychological safe
Background: Academic: PhD Values-Driven Leadership, MBe Bioethics (Penn); Professional: CEO, FUEL Leadership Consulting, Sr. Ethics Advisor, Boeing Company; Ethics Officer, Veterans Administration; IBM; Gartner

Additional listening channels, at xcures.com/ai-and-healthcare

Views expressed by Dr. Juneja, Mr Newton, and guests are solely their own and are not attributable to xCures, Tempus, or any of our guests' affiliations.