Stream 2: AI in society, leadership and the patient perspective
Learn about where AI developments sit within legal, sustainability and ethical frameworks, learning from leaders in the field and what patients think about our work.
Leads - Dr Raj Jena and Professor Susan Shelmerdine
Session 1: How green is my AI?
Explore the environmental impact of AI technologies. From energy running costs of data centres and high-performance computing demands, to developing machine learning algorithms that allow for better energy efficiency. Join us to understand and discuss the carbon footprint of your AI solutions, and what can be done to make it more sustainable.
Learning outcomes:
- Understand the true environmental footprint of AI technologies and learn simple ways to advocate for greener practices in healthcare technology.
- Gain insights into the latest research and methodologies for optimising AI systems for energy efficiency and sustainability in both private and commercial settings.
Chair: Professor Susan Shelmerdine, Consultant Paediatric Radiologist, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, UK
Time |
Talk Title |
Speaker |
09:45 |
Welcome |
Professor Susan Shelmerdine, Great Ormond Street Hospital, UK |
09:50 |
A greener NHS (with AI?) |
Professor Erika Denton, NHS England, UK |
10:10 |
Sustainable AI for radiology |
Professor Andrea Rockall, Imperial College London, UK |
10:30 |
Greener training of AI algorithms |
Dr. Xin Du, University of Cambridge, UK |
10:50 |
Panel discussion: Can AI truly be green? |
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11:15 |
Close |
Programme subject to change