Research on the Ethical Resilience of Embodied Intelligence in Telemedicine: Design of Human-Machine Collaborative Decision-making Boundary and Responsibility Traceability Framework

Abstract

This paper discusses the ethical resilience of embodied intelligence in telemedicine, defines the boundary of human-machine collaborative decision-making through theoretical and empirical analysis, and provides a typical case analysis for the application of embodied intelligence in telemedicine. On this basis, the definition of ethical resilience and its significance in telemedicine are studied, and the impact of embodied intelligence on ethical resilience is analyzed. This paper designs a novel responsibility traceability framework to strengthen the division of responsibilities in telemedicine with the participation of embodied intelligence. Through the analysis of the existing responsibility traceability mechanism, a new responsibility traceability model is proposed that is more suitable for the development and application of embodied intelligence, so as to solve ethical challenges and practical problems.

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