Who is liable if AI in healthcare fails and causes harm?

Law firm DAC Beachcroft’s Simon Perkins and Stuart Wallace reveal what could happen if a claim is made against a healthcare provider that relies on artificial intelligence to spot diseases.

Artificial intelligence is already at the forefront of clinical care, particularly in the area of radiological analysis. 

AI to detect diseases on scans can be deployed

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