Artificial intelligence (AI) in UK veterinary practice is moving quickly, from triage chatbots and clinical scribes to imaging decision support and generative AI for client communication. Alongside the benefits sit understandable anxieties about regulation, liability and ethics. This article – the final in a five‐part series on AI in the veterinary profession – focuses on those legal, regulatory and ethical implications for UK practices and, crucially, what veterinary professionals can do now to stay on the right side of the law, the regulator and their own conscience.
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