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Comment by Dr Sarah Townley

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Deputy Medical Director at Medical Protection, a UK medical defence organisation.
This is inequitable and unfairly exposes the NHS and clinicians. If harm arises from a defective AI system, legal responsibility should be distributed fairly. Clear, shared liability would not only better protect the NHS and clinicians. It would also build trust and uptake in AI and incentivise developers to prioritise safety from the outset.
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Dr Sarah Townley, Medical Protection, “Widening gulf between AI and the law could leave NHS and doctors exposed to claims,” June 11, 2026.
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AI companies should be liable for harms caused by their deployed models
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