AI drug-theft detection at hospitals fails without human oversight

A machine learning system flagged a travel nurse stealing fentanyl and morphine at Adventist Health in Bakersfield, but managers ignored alerts, allowing the nurse to divert drugs while documenting them as administered. The case shows AI isn't foolproof without human follow-through.
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