Titlebook: Ethics of Medical AI; Giovanni Rubeis Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Natur

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Decision-Making in Reconstructive Surgerye fundamental concepts in MAI and discuss some major opportunities as well as challenges in clinical practice. I aim to provide a basic?understanding of the technological?aspects as a prerequisite for the ethical analysis in part II.

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Artificial Intelligence: In Search of a Definitionr and I do not aim to come up with a concluding definition. My aim is to better understand what AI entails, what it is supposed to be and do, by examining existing definitions. This enables a better understanding of the ethical aspects linked to AI in general and MAI in particular. I also shortly di

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Practiceshat epistemic practices of health professionals shape their patient-directed actions and interactions with the patient. Since MAI transforms epistemic?practices into smart data practices, this also impacts patient-centered actions. Both aspects, data collection and operationalization, come with spec

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Relationshipstic relationships between doctors and patient, the nursing relationship, and the therapeutic alliance between therapists and patients in mental health. The crucial assumption is that MAI is an artificial agent that breaks up these hitherto dyadic relationships.?I discuss several potential roles for