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Constructing Legal Knowledge Graphs and Tracing Bias in Medical Artificial Intelligence Based on Graph Neural Networks

In medical artificial intelligence (AI) legal compliance analysis, this paper addresses the ambiguity in liability determination caused by the semantic fragmentation of multi-source heterogeneous legal texts and difficulties in tracing algorithmic biases. It constructs a knowledge graph construction and bias propagation path detection method based on graph neural networks. Four types of heterogeneous nodes-legal clauses, medical behaviors, algorithm modules, and responsible parties-are structured and encoded, an…

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A relation-aware graph convolutional network method for medical AI legal compliance improved cross-modal legal semantic alignment and bias localization, achieving high entity alignment accuracy and root-node recall.

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Medical AI faces ambiguity in liability determination due to fragmented multi-source legal texts and persistent difficulties in tracing algorithmic biases through decision flows.

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The authors qualify the coupling of legal logic and algorithmic behavior as achieved only to a certain extent, indicating incomplete validation for trustworthy deployment.

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Truvace Impact Record TRV-2026-1123, v1: “Constructing Legal Knowledge Graphs and Tracing Bias in Medical Artificial Intelligence Based on Graph Neural Networks.” Truvace, 2026-09-17. /record/TRV-2026-1123 (accessed at citation time). sha256 39e1550e16c1f811…

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