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Investigates public accountability perceptions toward hospitals after AI incidents, suggesting important implications for accountability standards.
Although AI is increasingly implemented in healthcare, little is known about how the public assigns accountability to hospitals following AI-involved adverse events. We found that, compared to adverse events involving a human physician alone, participants attributed more responsibility to hospitals and reported a higher likelihood of filing a complaint and pursuing legal action when adverse events involved AI. However, when physicians interactively collaborated with AI, negative reactions toward hospitals were attenuated.
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