MedCity News March 24, 2023
David Golan

Hidden biases, reduced privacy, and over-reliance on non-transparent, decision-making black boxes can cut against democratic values, potentially putting our civil rights at risk. This means that the effective and equitable use of AI will be based on solving inherent ethical, safety, data privacy and cybersecurity challenges.

Artificial Intelligence is poised to transform nearly every single aspect of our lives, including in health, AI can support advancements in clinical trials, patient outreach, image analysis, patient monitoring, drug development and more. However, such progress is not without risk. Hidden biases, reduced privacy, and over-reliance on non-transparent, decision-making black boxes can cut against democratic values, potentially putting our civil rights at risk. This means that the effective and equitable use of AI will...

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