Důvěra české veřejnosti v AI ve zdravotnictví v kontextu zdravotnických krizí: komparativní analýza s Německem a Saúdskou Arábií

This thesis examines attitudes of the Czech public towards the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare in 2026 and places the findings in an international comparison with studies from Germany (Fritsch et al., 2022) and Saudi Arabia (Alhewiti, 2025). The original survey conducted from February to April 2026 included 514 respondents from three professional groups: IT, healthcare, and the general public. The analysis combines descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing using the Kruskal-Wallis and McNemar tests, and exploratory association analysis using the 4ft-Miner algorithm. The results show that the physician remains an unquestionable authority across professions and levels of AI knowledge, that situational context significantly affects the attribution of responsibility for AI errors, and that professional background, in contrast to the reference Saudi study, has lost its predictive power. The thesis formulates recommendations for healthcare facility management and crisis management.