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Doctors and NHS could be sued for mistakes made by AI tools, report warns
(www.medicalprotection.org)
this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2026
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Not really. Workers are left taking the blame for forced implementation from the executive level. They save the costs and work staff harder... But when it fucks up then the workers can take the blame. Responsibility for this needs to sit higher up with those who forced faulty tools on everyone. AI is being forced into the NHS against all protests and objections.
Then they have an obligation to fight back. Or they can lose their job because they blindly followed AI.
And resistance can only be collective. Another reason unionisation is as important as it's ever been.
I thought the NHS had a pretty good union, no?
It is but creeping privatisation may change that, as does legislation becoming more hostile to unionisation since the 1980s.
The broader point is that individuals can try all they want to preserve their privacy, but then friends, family and organisations spy on them, often unwittingly, eg when we share with them calendar events or email messages. The only way forward is collective resistance, building alliances and influencing public policy. But it's always been like that with systemic issues.