Clinicians Say AI Is Encoding Inequity // AIDRAN

What the practitioner warnings converge on is a structural problem that AI vendors and hospital administrators have not answered: when a biased algorithm produces a harmful outcome, the clinician who trusted it bears the professional consequence. The without being given the means to audit it are not resisting technology — they are identifying a liability arrangement that was never disclosed. The AI discharge tool raised by the BMA and RCGP illustrates the same gap: systems reach patients before independent validation…

Clinical AI Tools Are Encoding Health Inequities, Practitioners Warn

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