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    AI Webinar 21 Oct: Building a Healthier Future: Designing AI for Health Equity
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    • Chris Johnston
      Chris Johnston last edited by Chris Johnston

      AAMC are hosting a free webinar open to all on 21 October on the topic of Building a Healthier Future: Designing AI for Health Equity

      From their website:

      Join us to explore the most important conversation today: the connection between health equity and artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Technology is rapidly transforming health care, and everyone should benefit. This isn’t just about code – it’s about power, access, and ensuring AI helps to remove barriers in health.

      The NAACP Center for Health Equity, in partnership with Sanofi, launched a Health AI Task Force to demand that AI and emerging technologies are used in inclusive ways to promote and support health equity, rather than undermine it. Led by Dr. Craig Watkins, Executive Director of the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas at Austin, the Task Force published a groundbreaking White Paper that highlights the promises of Health AI and calls for intentional design and governance to ensure these technologies embed bold equity principles. Building a Healthier Future focuses on some of the critical challenges and opportunities that are emerging as AI evolves and will play an ever-increasing role in health care.

      Join us for a call to action to leave no community behind and to create a health ecosystem where technology is an equalizer and multiplier force for good. This is your opportunity to help shape a more equitable future for all.

      Register here

      Recordings of past webinars in the series are also available at: AI in Academic Medicine Webinar Series

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