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The legal and ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence in managing medical records in Oman

The study suggests that privacy-by-design practices, clearer accountability procedures, and visible ethical governance may support more trustworthy implementation of AI-enabled medical record systems in Oman.

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Developing an Algorithmic Accountability and Data Sovereignty Framework for the governance of Artificial Intelligence platforms in United States education

This study showed how current policy architectures may permit the commercial use of student data and suggests immediate policy changes that would guarantee control of student data, ensure algorithmic accountability, and also prioritize the benefits of students over data monetization.

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Artificial intelligence in medicine: An ethical and legal review.

This review addresses the primary ethical principles relevant to AI in medicine - including respect for patient autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice - alongside key legal frameworks with respect to liability, data protection, regulatory compliance, and algorithmic transparency.

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Artificial Intelligence in HR: Legal and Ethical Aspects of Application and Possibilities of Regulation in Different Labor Markets

The need to create international standards and agreements governing AI applications in HR management that would be the legal ground for safeguarding employees’ rights and strike a balance between automation and human factors is considered.

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Liability Framework to Regulate Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

Analysis of six areas of artificial intelligence in healthcare concludes that a workable framework must combine the principles of medical negligence law with data protection, consumer protection and sectoral safety requirements, together with governance mechanisms for artificial intelligence such as human oversight, audit logs, explainability and grievance redressal.

Ashish Kumar Kureel, B. Yadav · 0 citations
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Ethical Implications of Artificial Intelligence in Human Resource Management

Results show that AI complements HRM, but ethics must be taken into consideration for responsible and sustainable labour management, but ethics must be taken into consideration for responsible and sustainable labour management.

Pragati, Pallavi Bhardwaj, Rahul Chaudhary · 0 citations