
doi: 10.4018/407369
The medical field is one of the important vertical application areas for generative artificial intelligence (AI), which has been employed in disease diagnosis, disease prediction, and clinical research, bringing tremendous opportunities for the demand and development of medical data and providing convenience for patients, healthcare professionals, AI practitioners, and regulatory authorities. However, the integration of generative AI in the medical field presents numerous challenges related to risk perception, value shaping, organizational transformation, institutional change, and policy response. Therefore, the rapid and extensive application of generative AI will inevitably raise more ethical issues, and effective regulation will create a favorable environment for its development. While generative AI is expected to enhance healthcare standards, it is crucial to focus on the responsible use and regulation of AI technology to prevent misuse and unethical behavior and ensure the full protection of human dignity.
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