医疗保健中的人工智能:南非政策发展建议。

IF 0.5 Q4 MEDICAL ETHICS
S Naidoo, D Bottomley, M Naidoo, D Donnelly, D W Thaldar
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摘要

尽管人工智能(AI)为南非的医疗保健提供了巨大的希望,但现有的政策框架不足以鼓励这一领域的创新。需要切实、具体和以解决方案为导向的政策建议,以鼓励创建和使用人工智能系统。本文考虑了需要制定政策的五个不同问题:(i)过时的立法;(ii)数据和算法偏差;(iii)对保健人力的影响;(四)责任强加困境;(五)南非医疗保健领域缺乏人工智能系统的创新和发展。必须通过直接解决这些问题的国家政策框架,以确保以安全、负责任和规范的方式将人工智能开发和部署用于医疗保健。
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Artificial intelligence in healthcare: Proposals for policy development in South Africa.

Despite the tremendous promise offered by artificial intelligence (AI) for healthcare in South Africa, existing policy frameworks are inadequate for encouraging innovation in this field. Practical, concrete and solution-driven policy recommendations are needed to encourage the creation and use of AI systems. This article considers five distinct problematic issues which call for policy development: (i) outdated legislation; (ii) data and algorithmic bias; (iii) the impact on the healthcare workforce; (iv) the imposition of liability dilemma; and (v) a lack of innovation and development of AI systems for healthcare in South Africa. The adoption of a national policy framework that addresses these issues directly is imperative to ensure the uptake of AI development and deployment for healthcare in a safe, responsible and regulated manner.

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