Legal And Ethical Concerns In AI Driven Healthcare- A Study Of Legal Approaches

Abstract

This comparative research looks at the regulatory structures for data security and privacy in AI-powered medicine in several nations or areas, particularly the United States, the European Union, and India. It presents a summary of the present environment of AI-driven healthcare and the privacy considerations that accompany it. Key areas of difference, such as what constitutes private medical records, permission demands, data breach alert, and oversight procedures, are emphasised through a review of legislation, rules, recommendations, and case studies. The paper analyzes the potential outcomes of different legal approaches towards the advancement, integration, and utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) in the healthcare industry. It also examines the ethical issues that arise, such as fairness, transparency, and comprehensibility. The research provides valuable insights for those involved in the development and deployment of AI in healthcare, as it aids in navigating the complex legal landscape and making informed decisions regarding the ethical use of AI. This helps stakeholders better understand the legal remedies available to address data privacy and security concerns related to AI-powered healthcare. The research might additionally emphasise the requirement for legislative harmonisation or consistency for uniform protection of data and privacy in AI-driven healthcare.