Title: Determining the Ethical Codes of Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Informed Consent
Subtitle: The Future of Autonomy
Subject Classification:  Artificial Intelligence, Medicine and Medical Ethics, Law and Legal Ethics  
BIC Classification: UYQ, MBDC, LATC
BISAC Classification: MED050000, COM004000, LAW093000
Binding: Hardback, eBook
Publication date: 14 May 2025
ISBN (Hardback): 978-1-83711-280-7
ISBN (eBook): 978-1-83711-281-4

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Description

Determining the Ethical Codes of Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Informed Consent tackles a pivotal issue: Can artificial intelligence (AI) ethically secure informed consent, and what codes should guide its integration into healthcare? This illuminating book probes the fusion of AI with the bedrock of medical ethics—patient autonomy. As AI transforms diagnostics, treatments, and decision-making, it disrupts traditional consent processes, sparking critical questions about trust, equity, and human agency. This work boldly examines whether machines can responsibly handle the nuanced act of consent and outlines the ethical scaffolding needed to ensure they do.

Setting itself apart from broader AI ethics debates, this book hones in on the specifics of AI-assisted consent. It journeys through the history of informed consent, uncovers algorithmic biases that threaten fairness, and crafts precise ethical codes to govern AI’s role in medicine. Drawing on real-world research and case studies, it balances the promise of AI-enhanced care with its ethical pitfalls, offering a clear-eyed look at transparency, accountability, and patient empowerment. More than a critique, it provides a practical blueprint for ethical standards that safeguard human values in an AI-driven era.

Biography

Author(s):  Dr. Fatih Aydin is a cardiologist and associate professor at Eskisehir City Hospital, Turkey. He also holds a PhD in Medical Ethics.

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