7 ways to prevent deepfake physicians: AMA

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Deepfake physicians created by AI are popping up on social media, often endorsing unproven treatments.

The American Medical Association released seven key policy principles for preventing AI-generated physicians from proliferating, according to a May 11 news release:

1. Make physician identity a protected right

2. Prohibit deceptive medical impersonation.

3. Create informed, opt-in and revocable consent.

4. Require labeling and transparency for AI-generated content.

5. Share responsibility for prevention among health systems and tech companies.

6. Enable practical remedies for enforcement.

7. Minimize administrative burden for protection.

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