medical-association

American Medical Association — Augmented Intelligence Development, Deployment, and Use in Health Care

Name: Calibrated Authority rating — American Medical Association — Augmented Intelligence Development, Deployment, and Use in Health Care
Item: American Medical Association — Augmented Intelligence Development, Deployment, and Use in Health Care — public generative-AI policy
Rating: 12
Author: Chris Huber Reitz

12/12Calibrated Authority

“Clinical decisions influenced by AI must be made with specified qualified human intervention points during the decision-making process. A qualified human is defined as a licensed physician with the necessary qualifications and training to independently provide the same medical service without the aid of AI.”— Recommendation 1(g), General Governance (November 2024) · source ↗

Traceability & inspectability

Human authorship & accountability

Disclosure & labeling

Synthetic-identity / fabrication prohibition

Human validation in loop

Evidential-trust emphasis

Posture Balanced Boundary fit · fits Trust-logic Both-split ⚑ twilight framing

Source policy: https://www.ama-assn.org/system/files/ama-ai-principles.pdf

Machine record: /institutions/ama.json

Cite this

Reitz, C.H. (2026). The Calibrated Authority Index — American Medical Association — Augmented Intelligence Development, Deployment, and Use in Health Care. https://calibrated-authority.chrishuberreitz.com/institutions/ama Quote: “Clinical decisions influenced by AI must be made with specified qualified human intervention points during the decision-making process. A qualified human is defined as a licensed physician with the necessary qualifications and training to independently provide the same medical service without the aid of AI.” Source: https://www.ama-assn.org/system/files/ama-ai-principles.pdf

Index Methodology Manifest JSON atom CC-BY-4.0 · v2026-09-08 · Chris Huber Reitz