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The Regulation Of Artificial Intelligence In Intensive Care Units: From Narrow Tools To Generalist Systems
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly explored for use in intensive care units. While most approved AI devices use narrow models, research is shifting towards generalist systems based on large language models and agentic AI.
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Advanced digital health systems combining AI and real-world data highlight growing challenges around trust, transparency, and patient acceptance, especially as healthcare increasingly relies on automated decision-making.
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