Politico October 18, 2024
Ruth Reader, Erin Schumaker, Carmen Paun and Daniel Payne

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A coalition of leading health systems and tech firms is pushing forward with its plan to self-regulate artificial intelligence in health care.

The Coalition for Health AI, whose members include the Mayo Clinic, Microsoft and Johns Hopkins, plans a network of quality assurance labs to vet AI tools. Today, it laid out what the labs will need to do.

The group says the labs will evaluate whether AI tools:

— Function effectively and can be used in research

— Deliver biased results or perform differently across patient populations

— Provide ongoing performance monitoring

CHAI says it will accredit labs based on their capabilities. Some may conduct pre-deployment evaluations and audits, others post-deployment monitoring. Some labs may be able...

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