Stanford Medicine: Balancing AI innovation and responsibility in neurosurgery

Stanford Medicine, writing in CNS Quarterly, says AI is entering neurosurgery as routine tools for documentation, imaging analysis and decision support while governance policies lag. It stresses data privacy, bias, interpretability and ethics as key challenges, and argues durable adoption depends on clear expectations among patients, clinicians, regulators and vendors.

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