AI and digital technology hold transformative potential for healthcare, but to fully realise their benefits, we must address ...

The National Institutes of Health is seeking comment from industry on a new artificial intelligence strategy for the agency. ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries globally, and healthcare is no exception. The rapid advancement of AI technologies has led to groundbreaking innovations in medical diagnosis, ...

However, trust gaps among clinicians and ... said they were unsure about the legal liability issues that may follow the use of AI to assist healthcare decisions. Data bias was cited as another ...

In today’s CEO Daily: Diane Brady on building patient and doctor trust in AI. Analyst notes from Morningstar on Nvidia ...

AI has already made a lot of changes in healthcare, from automating tasks previously done by humans to creating operational efficiencies. But has the technology been a net-positive for the industry?

Nowhere is trust in AI more important than in healthcare, where decisions can ... build chatbots that help patients understand medical issues and streamline entry into the clinic.

Building trust in AI's safety and transparency needs ongoing discussions among all involved. Healthcare professionals should actively seek legal advice to understand AI's complex issues, follow new ...

AI is expanding rapidly, and like any technology maturing quickly, it requires well-defined boundaries – clear, intentional, ...

stronger health care system for everyone, while at the same time protecting patients in that system from AI issues like trolley dilemmas. AI is very good at doing things like providing real time ...

Mental health care largely depends on the empathic therapeutic relationship and trust established ... mental health issues, crises, or suicidal thoughts. Depending on AI alone in such cases ...