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Closing the Solidarity Gap Requires Closing the Accountability Gap for Patient-Facing AI: Commentary on ‘Solidarity or Segregation? ChatGPT Health and US Health Care Disparities
Benjamin J Galatzan;
Katherine M Dudding;
Elizabeth A Johnson
ABSTRACT
This commentary extends Barnhart et al’s discussion of the solidarity gap associated with patient-facing artificial intelligence by examining gaps in governance and risk allocation, healthcare professionals’ responsibilities in practice, and opportunities for professional stewardship and advocacy. We argue that equitable implementation requires shared accountability and meaningful healthcare professional participation in the design, evaluation, reimbursement, governance, and oversight of patient-facing AI before ambiguity results in patient harm.
Citation
Please cite as:
Galatzan BJ, Dudding KM, Johnson EA
Closing the Solidarity Gap Requires Closing the Accountability Gap for Patient-Facing AI