Exploring the National Academy of Medicine’s AI Code of Conduct
The National Academy of Medicine’s Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct (AICC) is a pivotal addition to the evolving landscape of healthcare AI governance. Developed collaboratively with input from healthcare, patient advocacy, and research groups, the AICC provides a flexible framework to ensure the ethical and responsible use of AI in healthcare. Spearheaded by Michael McGinnis, the Leonard D. Schaeffer executive officer of NAM, the AICC addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in healthcare, including the need for oversight to ensure patient safety and promote health equity. By emphasizing transparency and adaptability, the AICC aims to guide the development and deployment of AI algorithms, fostering a collaborative approach to care while safeguarding against potential risks.
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