The Value, Risks and Legal Regulation Path of Artificial Intelligence Algorithms in Public Health Events
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In the response to public health events, AI algorithms based on medical big data have generated value in many ways: AI based on medical big data can not only improve the accuracy of diagnosis, alleviate the difficulties of medical staff shortage, but also reduce the risk of medical workers contracting diseases. The use of this technology has also given rise to a number of risks, such as infringement of patients' personal information, unclear delineation of liability and risk, etc. In response to these shortcomings, relevant legal regulation paths have been constructed to better resolve the problems in the use of technology and to strongly protect the legitimate rights and interests of citizens.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18686/esta.v9i4.284
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