The development of artificial intelligence represents one of the most significant technological advancements of our time, bringing numerous opportunities but also considerable bioethical challenges. Analyzing AI as a bioethical issue reveals that its further development and integration require careful consideration of ethical, legal, and social aspects to ensure the ethical application of the technology. AI inevitably raises a range of bioethical dilemmas, including issues of data privacy and security, autonomy and responsibility, as well as bias and discrimination. Data privacy is particularly important given the amount of sensitive information AI can collect. Legal and regulatory issues are crucial for the future of AI. It is necessary to align international standards and national regulations to ensure the responsible use of technology. Recommendations include developing ethical guidelines, technical measures to reduce bias, improving the transparency and explainability of AI systems, and ensuring data privacy and security. AI has the potential to improve healthcare by enabling more accurate diagnoses and personalized therapies. In physiotherapy, AI is used for robotic rehabilitation, personalized therapies, and patient monitoring, thereby improving treatment outcomes. However, integrating AI into medicine presents challenges, such as preserving empathy, treatment accuracy, and data privacy. Therapists and medical professionals must be educated about AI technologies and their ethical implications. Future AI development includes advancements in machine learning and deep learning techniques, integration with quantum computing, and the development of autonomous systems. As AI becomes more autonomous, ethical issues become more complex. Comprehensive ethical guidelines and regulations are needed to ensure fairness, transparency, and accountability. Educating all stakeholders, developing techniques for explainable AI (XAI), and ensuring data privacy and security will be crucial for the ethical application of AI in the future.