Artificial intelligence is widely used in medical fields such as auxiliary diagnosis, participation in treatment and personal health monitoring and management, and the associated risks also arise. In view of its strong practical characteristics, the analysis from the perspective of behavioral law can be based on the behavioral practice of artificial intelligence medical care, and can be analyzed from two aspects: the dynamic application risk brought by behavior and the lack of static legal regulation. There are some legal problems in the application of artificial intelligence in medical field, such as restricting the autonomy of medical subjects, lack of transparency in medical process, discrimination in medical algorithms, unclear qualifications of medical artificial intelligence subjects, unclear legal responsibilities, inadequate protection of personal information and data, etc., which urgently need to be responded from the aspects of dynamic behavior regulation and static legal perfection.
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