STAT+: The whistleblower, The Lab, and the fine print
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In this AI Prognosis news roundup: Mayo's AI whistleblower, Sutter Health's reply to lawsuit over Abridge scribe, and more.
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Mayo whistleblower alleges bad AI, consent, privacy practices
One of the most aggressive deployers of AI in health care is Mayo Clinic. However, a whistleblower from Mayo says in a recent lawsuit that she was forced out of her job because she pushed back on unethical practices in Mayo’s deployment of technology and AI.
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