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Why AI Use in Healthcare Requires Continuous Oversight

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Artificial intelligence in healthcare requires robust governance and trust frameworks; errors or hallucinations can directly impact patient care. The article does not provide specific actions for credit unions.

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Original Source Material

Artificial intelligence use in healthcare is only as safe and accurate as the governance and trust frameworks surrounding it, particularly in clinical environments where errors or hallucinations can directly impact patient care, said Dave Bailey, vice president at consultancy Clearwater.