AMA releases governance framework for agentic AI in healthcare

The American Medical Association released a governance framework for autonomous AI agents in healthcare. The guidance sets standards for clinical tasks, evidence of performance, and accountability for medical errors. These benchmarks arrive as clinicians and administrators adopt AI tools without formal IT approval.

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