Simone Grassi

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Simone Grassi is a leading scholar at the intersection of healthcare, law, and emerging technologies, with a primary focus on the regulatory and liability challenges posed by robotics and artificial intelligence in medicine. His most cited work, "Robotics and AI into healthcare from the perspective of European regulation: who is responsible for medical malpractice?" (2024, 18 citations), offers a groundbreaking analysis of how European legal frameworks must adapt to the rapid integration of AI-driven diagnostics, robotic surgery, and personalized treatments. Grassi’s major contribution lies in dissecting the complex question of medical malpractice liability when autonomous systems are involved—a critical issue for clinicians, engineers, and policymakers. By mapping the responsibilities of developers, healthcare providers, and regulators, he provides a roadmap for safer, more accountable innovation. His research not only clarifies legal ambiguities but also advocates for balanced regulation that fosters technological progress while protecting patient rights. Grassi’s work is essential reading for anyone navigating the ethical and legal dimensions of AI in healthcare, and his insights are shaping the future of medical jurisprudence in Europe and beyond.