AI in Healthcare: Balancing Potential and Prudence
A technical talk will be provided before the monthly Section Excom Meeting. Attendees will be provided with soft-drinks at the presentation. Those that wish to attend the Excom meeting which starts at 7pm are welcome to stay to discuss section business regarding upcoming elections and other topics
The rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare presents both extraordinary opportunities and significant challenges that demand careful consideration. While healthcare organizations are eagerly embracing AI to enhance care delivery, it's crucial to examine whether these implementations truly align with patient safety and healthcare quality standards. I’ll talk about the dual nature of AI in healthcare - from its high-impact applications to the critical zones requiring vigilant oversight and careful examination. Key focus areas include identifying where AI can genuinely improve healthcare outcomes, while addressing crucial concerns about data privacy, algorithmic bias, and ethical considerations in clinical settings.
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- Starts 03 August 2025 04:00 AM UTC
- Ends 13 August 2025 09:02 PM UTC
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Bhakti
AI in Healthcare: Balancing Potential and Prudence
The rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare presents both extraordinary opportunities and significant challenges that demand careful consideration. While healthcare organizations are eagerly embracing AI to enhance care delivery, it's crucial to examine whether these implementations truly align with patient safety and healthcare quality standards. I’ll talk about the dual nature of AI in healthcare - from its high-impact applications to the critical zones requiring vigilant oversight and careful examination. Key focus areas include identifying where AI can genuinely improve healthcare outcomes, while addressing crucial concerns about data privacy, algorithmic bias, and ethical considerations in clinical settings.
By: Bhakti Mahato, Product Manager in Healthcare
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