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A scoping review of bias in large AI models for medicine and healthcare

Nature 🔗 Share link 10/17 06:07 UTC 🔗 Share link Hospitals Are Deploying AI Faster Than Regulators Can Keep Up, Landmark Review Warns — Bioengineer.org 🔗 Share link 10/17 05:41 UTC 🔗 Share link Surgeon cautions against ‘blindly’ using AI for organ allocation — Healthcare Brew 🔗 Share link 10/16 19:14 UTC 🔗 Share link How AI is Improving Clinical Decision Support Systems — Nasscom 🔗 Share link 10/15 14:00 UTC 🔗 Share link AI Model Flags Infant Hip Dysplasia Before Ultrasound Using Simple Clinical Signs — Bioengineer.org · 10/16 19:51 UTC

Large AI models, such as large language models, have shown expert-level performance in specific medical domains. Concerns about medical bias are growing, but related research is fragmented and shaped by discipline-specific assumptions, terminology and evaluation criteria. A general understanding of medical bias in large AI models is still lacking.

Read the original (Nature 🔗 Share link 10/17 06:07 UTC 🔗 Share link Hospitals Are Deploying AI Faster Than Regulators Can Keep Up, Landmark Review Warns — Bioengineer.org 🔗 Share link 10/17 05:41 UTC 🔗 Share link Surgeon cautions against ‘blindly’ using AI for organ allocation — Healthcare Brew 🔗 Share link 10/16 19:14 UTC 🔗 Share link How AI is Improving Clinical Decision Support Systems — Nasscom 🔗 Share link 10/15 14:00 UTC 🔗 Share link AI Model Flags Infant Hip Dysplasia Before Ultrasound Using Simple Clinical Signs — Bioengineer.org)

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