Patients’ Preferences on Informed Consent in the Use of Medical Artificial Intelligence

This study, titled “Patient Perspectives on Informed Consentfor the Use of Medical Artificial Intelligence,” empirically
examines patients’ preferences regarding disclosure when AI tools are used formedical diagnosis. Through a survey-based experiment conducted in South Korea
with 1,000 participants, the findings revealed that patients consideredinformation about AI usage highly important, even more so than certain standard
details typically included in traditional medical consent forms. Demographicfactors such as gender, age, and income
influenced the degree of importance patients placed on this information.Contrary to initial assumptions, the widespread use of AI or its superior
performance compared to human physicians did not significantly reduce patients’demand for disclosure. The study recommends that informed consent processes
involving AI should be personalized and go beyond mere legalrequirements to maintain patient trust and support informed
decision-making.

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Compiled by: Mohadese Ahmadloo

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