Digital frukost: AI and responsible research and innovation in health decision-making
Artificial intelligence (AI) has a tremendous potential in healthcare and there are many potential ways AI can be used to treat patients more efficiently and accurately. Nevertheless, there are potential ethical issues and pitfalls that must be considered.
Hovedinnhold
The World Health Organization (WHO) released a report last that proposed six principles for the ethical use of AI in health. The principles are:
- Protect autonomy
- Promote human safety
- Ensure transparency
- Foster accountability
- Ensure equity
- Promote AI that is sustainable
In this Digital frukost event we will have a special focus on AI and responsible research and innovation in health with these principles in mind. We will start the event by giving you an introduction to the potential of AI in healthcare as well as some ethical dilemmas, before leading researchers will share how their own work that touch on these issues. At the end of the event there will be an open discussion moderated by Klas Pettersen, CEO of NORA.AI.
Programme:
09:00 - 09:02 Welcome - Anders Braarud Hanssen, Senior adviser responsible research and innovation (RRI), Centre for Digital Life Norway
9:02 - 09:15 Introduction to AI and RRI - Anis Yazidi, Professor at OsloMet. Leader of NordSTAR
09:15 - 09:30 Responsible research for biologically inspired artificial intelligence - challenges and approaches - Anders Malthe-Sørenssen, Professor at the University of Oslo. Director for Center for Computing in Science Education
09:30 - 09:45 Project presenting - Ira Haraldsen, MD, Psychiatrist at Oslo University Hospital. Leader of the AI-Mind project
09:45 - 10:00 Project presenting – Ingrid Johansen, Forsker II at NORCE. PI of the RE-AIMED project
10:00 - 10:30 Open discussion - moderated by Klas Pettersen, CEO at NORA.AI