Regulated industries should prohibit AI from making autonomous decisions where fiduciary duty applies

Tight governance, and the right human oversight, is the difference between breakthroughs and mistakes. Unverified source (2026)

But as this technology advances, it is critical that augmented intelligence be designed to enhance—not replace—physicians. Unverified source (2026)

Who's really responsible, and can people really be relying on a product to do this if it's not being backed up by a corporation with a fiduciary duty? Unverified source (2026)

I'm going to fight tooth and nail against the Trump administration's efforts to substitute real health care with poorly-regulated AI and robots. Because our country's seniors deserve real care from real doctors, not a Silicon Valley robot. Unverified source (2026)

Algorithmic detection of possible misconduct should not and cannot supplant the considered judgment of our commissioners and staff, nor can it serve as the sole basis of an SEC enforcement action. Unverified source (2026)

The answer right now is, clearly, AI has the [financial] expertise. What they don't have is that fiduciary duty. [...] we're not going to get to the point where we can fully delegate these [financial] decisions. Unverified source (2026)

We can't let generative AI into the practice of medicine without human oversight. Unverified source

Full autonomy may sound efficient, but in legal workflows, it is often inappropriate. Sensitive actions should require human checkpoints and confirmation. Unverified source

AI should not replace physician judgment. Physicians are reporting more denials and longer wait times for peer-to-peer reviews, straining clinic resources and slowing access to care. Unverified source

I'm skeptical that you can just sort of replace clinical judgment with artificial intelligence, and that's where you need to have the guardrails. Unverified source

Medical decisions must be made by physicians and their patients without interference from unregulated and unsupervised AI technology. Unverified source

The principle is that we make better human decisions by getting AI to analyse it for us. Unverified source

The Business Judgment Rule will endure only if it rewards directors who exercise not ritual compliance, but authentic discernment—directors who practise what we call true care and algorithmic loyalty lived. Unverified source

AI is already shaping financial services, but its longer-term effects may be more far-reaching. This review will consider how emerging uses of AI could influence consumers, markets and firms, looking towards 2030 and beyond. Unverified source

What does good look like when you can't always have a human in the loop, or even able to understand why certain trading decisions are taken or strategies pursued? Unverified source

Intelligent use [of AI solutions] can, should, and will catalyze a transformation of the technology of investment management. Any adviser's use of AI would need to take into consideration principles of transparency, auditability, and consistency with... more Unverified source

Full automation in areas like diabetic retinopathy screening could significantly improve patient care and 'time to therapy.' Unverified source (2026)

We already have an AI assistant we built for our home blood pressure monitoring program — that right now still has a human in loop for doing the titrations of the meds. Five years from now, we're not going to have a human doing those titrations. Unverified source (2026)

In these situations, especially if the outcomes are below expectations, there must still be accountability within the asset owner organisation, and the buck ultimately stops, just as it does now, with the CIO. Unverified source (2026)

At some stage, we're going to trust that the agent can make some of the decisions and we just monitor what it does. Unverified source (2026)

The government doesn't need to be regulating everything. We need to get out of the way of clinical decision support tools that doctors find useful. Unverified source

Health care will become autonomous because the survival of health systems depends upon it. Unverified source