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Opinions of the UK general public in using artificial intelligence and “opt-out” models of consent in medical research

2024-12-14

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<h4>Background</h4> Due to its complexity, Artificial Intelligence often requires large, confidential clinical datasets. 20-30% of the general public remain sceptical of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare due to concerns of data security, patient-practitioner communication, and commercialisation of data/models to third parties. A better understanding of public concerns of Artificial Intelligence is therefore ne...

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278c9eca-b012-5f92-9aa4-dc080b64391e
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10.1101/2024.12.13.24318727
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