Former Mayo AI compliance lead sues over alleged 67% error-rate cover-up
jathansadowski · x · 2026-07-23
A former Mayo Clinic AI compliance lead has sued the hospital network, alleging it hid a medical AI tool’s 67% error rate and deleted or mischaracterized results to cover up mistakes. She says she was fired after raising concerns, and the post frames the case as a serious warning about unchecked AI in medicine.
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