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Ethical Questions on AI in Healthcare

Catholic Medical Association (UK) National Symposium

Ethical Questions on AI in Healthcare

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to impact all walks of life. As healthcare workers, we need to understand what this will mean for us and our patients. Come and listen to our speakers: two clinicians, a philosophical theologian, a clinical scientist, and a professor developing facial and voice behaviour analysis for supporting mental health. Hear about exciting research into ‘truly personalised’ treatment. Consider how we can secure fully human values in this technological revolution. Opportunities for questions. Continue reading “Ethical Questions on AI in Healthcare” →

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