SAVANNAH, Ga. — U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter said Sunday he supports bipartisan legislation that would require human review when artificial intelligence is used in healthcare-coverage decisions.
The proposed Doctors Not AI Act would allow AI to serve as a support tool, but it would require medical professionals to independently review a patient’s record and make the final decision. The legislation would also require disclosure when AI is used in the decision-making process.
Carter said AI cannot replace a doctor’s judgment, arguing that human oversight and transparency are especially important when decisions affect mental-health care, cancer treatment, hospital visits and other services.
The proposal is still being advanced by its supporters. No House vote date was included in the announcement.
Yolonda Harris
News Now Georgia
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