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The Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Facilitating a Human-Centred Paradigm to Optimize Healthcare
Holly Wei1, Sylvain Trepanier2, Trent Wei3
1Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Texas, United States of America.
Abstract:
This article aims to examine the philosophy of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare and present a novel framework that could bridge philosophy, ethics, and leadership to promote the responsible and human-centred integration of AI. Moving beyond efficiency and innovation, it explores the deeper philosophical, moral, and human dimensions of AI's evolving role in care delivery. The proposed framework incorporates teleology, ontology, epistemology, axiology, and ethics to provide a structured foundation for guiding AI development, implementation, and governance through purpose, knowledge, values, and moral action. Grounded in these principles, it highlights the leadership approaches that foster accountability, organizational readiness, and ethical stewardship in AI adoption. These insights inform the development of a framework designed to align AI with human values and to promote compassionate, ethical, and sustainable applications that enhance healthcare outcomes while preserving the essence of human care.
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