“In a world with increasing adoption of artificial intelligence for healthcare, we need guidelines and guardrails to ensure ethical, unbiased, appropriate use of the technology,” said John Halamka, MD, president of Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic Platform, and a co-founder of the coalition in the April 4 guideline.
The 24-page guideline addresses how to increase trustworthiness for AI and machine learning within the healthcare community, and recommends how to ensure these tools provide high-quality care and meet healthcare’s needs.
