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Source: Getty Images A clinician pondered the downstream consequences of trusting a statistical AI model over longitudinal clinical experience and judgment. Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly ...

This article is part of the “Defending the Algorithm™” series and was written by Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Business and IP Trial Lawyer Acacia B. Perko, Esq., with research and drafting assistance from ...

For most people, “algorithm” is a word they've heard only in the context of their social media feed. For tech-savvy insurance providers, however, AI-powered algorithms are taking on a major role in ...

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