Artificial Intelligence is transforming healthcare, especially in surrogacy and reproductive medicine. While it improves embryo selection and surrogate screening, it raises legal concerns about liability, consent, and data protection. Clearer medical law frameworks and guidance from a skilled medical law lawyer are essential to balance innovation with accountability and safeguard the rights of patients and surrogates.

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