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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 3: Global AI: who is it for?

Will AI in healthcare help or increase inequalities across the globe and how can we ensure this is done in the best way for humankind? In this session we uncover the global implications of AI asking ourselves who stands to benefit, who is left behind, and how can we ensure AI serves everyone’s needs appropriately? 

Learning outcomes:

  • Understand the global distribution of AI in healthcare and recognize the importance of inclusive AI development
  • Analyse global AI policy frameworks and how these differ (for LMICs and high-income countries) to develop strategies for ensuring equitable AI deployment and access. 

Chair: To be announced

Time

Talk Title

Speaker

14:15

Welcome

To be announced

14:20

Should we use AI in LMICs?

Professor Manjit Dosanjh, Oxford/ICEC, UK

14:40

What has been implemented?

To be announced

15:00

Healthcare models and AI accessibility

Dr. Ana Luisa Neves, Imperial College London, UK

15:20

Equality in access to AI

Dr. Jess Morley, Yale Digital Ethics Centre, USA

15:45

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Programme subject to change

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Speakers

Professor Manjit Dosanjh

Visiting Professor
Oxford/ICEC, UK
Professor Manjit Dosanjh

Dr Ana Luisa Neves

Clinical Senior Lecturer in Digital Health and Director of the Global Digital Health Unit
Imperial College London, UK
Dr Ana Luisa Neves

Dr Jess Morley

Postdoctoral Researcher, Yale Digital Ethics Centre
NHS England, UK
Dr  Jess Morley

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