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This analysis explores legal and ethical frameworks for AI in healthcare, addressing citizens' rights.
Given the fact that AI is developing very quickly and penetrating into many areas of public and state life, the issue of its legal regulation is becoming more and more relevant. In this regard, the need to develop the most optimal model of legal, technical and ethical regulation of the use of artificial intelligence becomes obvious. The most " sensitive " for states , and therefore the priority areas for legal regulation are those where the use of AI is associated with the implementation of constitutional human rights and, in particular, the right to medical care. In this study, the use of artificial intelligence systems to provide medical care in Russia will be considered in three aspects: regulatory regulation, technical regulation, and ethical issues. The purpose of the article was to describe the optimal model of economic and legal regulation of the use of artificial intelligence technologies in the implementation of citizens' rights to medical care, as an element of achieving sustainable development goals. The key results of the study were proposals for optimizing legislation in the field of regulatory, technical and ethical regulation of the use of AI in the implementation of citizens' rights to quality medical care.
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