GAO November 30, 2020

Artificial Intelligence tools show promise for improving health care. They can help predict health trajectories, recommend treatments, and automate administrative tasks. Challenges associated with these tools include:

Transparency: If a medical provider doesn’t know how a tool works, it could reduce trust in the tool.

Bias: Limitations and bias in data can reduce the safety and...

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