Abu Dhabi Published an AI Clinician Framework. It Does Not Mean AI Doctors Are Now Licensed

Abu Dhabi has published a framework for researching AI systems that may one day perform defined clinical activities. It is a pathway to evidence and future authorization, not blanket permission for autonomous AI doctors.

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It is a pathway to evidence and future authorization, not blanket permission for autonomous AI doctors.

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Abu Dhabi Published an AI Clinician Framework. It Does Not Mean AI Doctors Are Now Licensed

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