Methodological framework reveals essential safeguards for agentic AI in clinical guideline drafting, highlighting that algorithmic trustworthiness does not guarantee clinician trust.
Li et al. introduce Quicker, an agentic large language model system that drafts clinical guideline recommendations through a GRADE-based workflow. Building on gaps in the authors’ own evaluation, we propose safeguards for trustworthy use: verifiable, design-aware evidence bundles with explicit scope; calibrated, uncertainty-aware deferral; targeted human validation and modular quality gates; and governance against contamination and over-reliance. Trustworthiness, however, is necessary but not sufficient for clinician trust.
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