AMA introduces Ethical AI Use in Medicine Series

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CHICAGO — The American Medical Association (AMA) today announced the Ethical AI Use in Medicine Series, a new continuing medical education (CME) program that helps physicians safely, effectively and ethically utilize augmented/artificial intelligence (AI) in clinical practice.

“As AI rapidly transforms medical practice, the AMA is committed to equipping physicians with clear, practical ethics guidance rooted in our Code of Medical Ethics,” said AMA President Willie Underwood III, MD, MSc, MPH. “By translating these ethical principles into actionable steps, we aim to support physicians in using AI tools responsibly—always with patient trust and safety at the forefront. These resources empower physicians to navigate new technology with confidence, reinforcing the AMA’s role as a trusted source for clinical excellence and ethical standards.”

Jointly developed by the AMA, the Duke Institute for Health Innovation, and the Health AI Partnership, the case-based series addresses the growing need for practical ethics guidance as AI becomes more widely adopted across health care. The curriculum translates ethical principles into practical tools and real-world scenarios that support physicians' clinical decision-making while helping preserve patient trust and confidence in the medical profession.

Available exclusively through AMA Ed Hub™, the AMA's online platform for high-quality CME and professional development resources, the series includes four modules:

The Ethical AI Use in Medicine Series provides physicians and health systems with clinically relevant education that supports responsible use of AI in ways that reinforce the central role of physician judgement, uphold patient trust, and advance high-quality patient care.

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About the American Medical Association

The American Medical Association is the physicians’ powerful ally in patient care. As the only medical association that convenes 190+ state and specialty medical societies and other critical stakeholders, the AMA represents physicians with a unified voice to all key players in health care.  The AMA leverages its strength by removing the obstacles that interfere with patient care, leading the charge to prevent chronic disease and confront public health crises and, driving the future of medicine to tackle the biggest challenges in health care.

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