AI has already made a lot of changes in healthcare, from automating tasks previously done by humans to creating operational efficiencies. But has the technology been a net-positive for the industry?

An agile, transparent, and ethics-driven oversight system is needed for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ...

The EEM integrates two sets of principles: ethical ones that include well-being, autonomy, justice, and explicability, and ...

As power over artificial intelligence concentrates in a handful of companies, a new report urges advocacy groups to expose ...

Machine learning tools offer the potential to reduce diagnostic subjectivity and accelerate time-sensitive forensic workflows ...

After years of staff shortages, lack of tech investment and a pandemic, the NHS needs a fresh approach to keep providing each ...

The act would require all therapy services be conducted by a licensed professional, prohibiting AI from providing direct ...

One emerging solution is the use of AI chatbots for mental health care. A recent study explored whether a new type of AI chatbot, named Therabot, could treat people with mental illness effectively.

Most deployed AI systems do not yet embed methods to put data sets to fairness test or otherwise compensate for problems in ...