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Global and national health leaders can support health systems by establishing specific guidelines for informed consent about AI use in patient care. Similarly, health care leadership groups, in collaboration with AI developers, should establish checkpoints for physician review and specific loci for accountability prior to clinical use. Equitable access, ethical regulation, and the preservation of access to human providers, particularly when empathetic holistic care is paramount, will all impact the future of patient trust in physicians and health care systems. 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