> Doctors are already using unregulated artificial intelligence tools such as note-taking virtual assistants and predictive software that helps them diagnose an

> Doctors are already using unregulated artificial intelligence tools such as note-taking virtual assistants and predictive software that helps them diagnose and treat diseases. That sounds to me like the doctors are making the decisions. And they are regulated. If they are concerned about malpractice suits due to AI dependence, I'm sure they'll curtail its use or make sure the AI-makers are liable. And that liability is what causes meaningful regulations. That kind of liability is also what separates actual engineering professions from most "software engineering."