Federal Health Tech Leaders Combat AI Bias
Last year, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) released a “Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights,” which requires agencies to responsibly develop and implement automated systems, guided by five core protections.
Federal leaders discuss how they are tackling the challenges around AI to meet mission needs in health care.
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Dr. Gil Alterovitz Director, NAII, VA
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Dr. Sameer Antani Principal Investigator, National Library of Medicine, NIH
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Agencies Want to 'Demystify' Generative AI to See Greater Adoption
Managing concerns over generative AI capabilities requires sharing best practices and use cases for workflows.
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USDA to Release AI Strategy in Upcoming Months
Deputy CDO Freddy Diaz said a plan for AI following its new data strategy is in the works and will focus more on workforce.
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DHS AI Roadmap Outlines Trustworthy Development Plan
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas sees the technology supporting criminal investigations, risk mitigation after disasters and training.
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Defense Department Names New Chief AI Officer
Radha Plumb, deputy undersecretary of Defense for acquisition and sustainment, will replace Craig Martell in April.
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