AI-Adjusted Standard of Care (AASC) — Part 2 After the last post, a few people asked a very reasonable question: “What does that actually mean?” Traditionally, standard of care is defined by: It evolves slowly. But AI introduces something new: → real-time pattern recognition→ population-level data→ continuous feedback Now imagine this: An AI system can […]
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If AI Sets the Standard… Who Owns the Decision? Yesterday I introduced the idea of an AI-Adjusted Standard of Care. If that’s true, there’s a second question that follows: If AI raises the standard… who is actually responsible when something goes wrong? Because the reality is: AI does not make decisions in isolation. It: But
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We’ve always defined the standard of care by what the average clinician does. That’s changing. AI is beginning to alter what is possible in clinical practice: It detects patternsIt surfaces riskIt documents more completely At first, this looks like optional improvement. Something extra. Something helpful. But over time, a shift occurs: Early adopters begin to
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