As insurers scale algorithmic decision-making and synthetic media proliferates, trust in healthcare is under pressure. This post examines

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Regulatory loosening for certain digital health tools speeds innovation but shifts safety, validation, and legal responsibility onto health

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AI is being adopted simultaneously by patients seeking immediate mental health support and by clinics automating administrative tasks.

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AI offers measurable gains in narrow clinical tasks but poses real risks when used as an unsupervised patient

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