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Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Diagnosis, Personalized treatment, Machine learning, Robotic surgery, Ethical issues, Patient care, Medical decision-making.

Abstract. Autonomy Ethical Implications of AI: Privacy, Bias, and Human As Artificial Intelligence technologies evolve, ethical concerns regarding privacy, bias, and human autonomy have emerged. This annotation examines the ethical challenges posed by AI, such as the potential for surveillance, algorithmic bias, and the effects on human decision-making. It discusses the importance of transparency and fairness in AI systems and the need for regulatory measures to protect human rights and ensure the responsible deployment of AI technologies. These issues are critical as AI continues to become integrated into various aspects of human life. Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Diagnosis, Personalized treatment, Machine learning, Robotic surgery, Ethical issues, Patient care, Medical decision-making.

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