Co-creating Consent for Data Use - AI-Powered Ethics for Biomedical AI.

ABSTRACT: As nations design regulatory frameworks for medical AI, research and pilot projects are urgently needed to harness AI as a tool to enhance today's regulatory and ethical oversight processes. Under pressure to regulate AI, policy makers may think it expedient to repurpose existing regulatory institutions to tackle the novel challenges AI presents. However, the profusion of new AI applications in biomedicine - combined with the scope, scale, complexity, and pace of innovation - threatens to overwhelm human regulators, diminishing public trust and inviting backlash. This article explores the challenge of protecting privacy while ensuring access to large, inclusive data resources to fuel safe, effective, and equitable medical AI. Informed consent for data use, as conceived in the 1970s, seems

SUBMITTER: Evans BJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12412891 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature