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WORKSHOPWS 08

AI - From Promise to Practice: The Healthcare of Tomorrow

Designing Healthcare with the Deployment of AI

Date

Monday, 13th October

Time

09:00-10:30 CEST

07:00-08:30 UTC

Room

Forum 2

Co-Host(s)

European Commission

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About the session

The era of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies is already shaping healthcare, and it is expected to progressively revolutionize healthcare delivery. Acknowledging this new reality, this session will first present the European Commission (EC) work on fostering the deployment of AI in healthcare, further diving in the identified challenges through these initiatives, such as the importance of local validation and questions of liability.

The EC will present its recent activities in this area, including recent studies on the Deployment of AI in healthcare (SANTE) as well as financial consideration in deploying AI (CNECT) and the work on the Commission’s Apply AI Strategy for the healthcare sector. The discussion will focus on the key challenges identified which are scattered across different fields: from regulatory complexity to building trust in the use of AI in healthcare. Also, during this discussion, it will be highlighted how the European Health Data Space could work as an enabler for the development and deployment of AI in healthcare and the opportunities that AI brings to improve healthcare and support competitiveness.

The session will further discuss which steps should be taken to address existing challenges in the near future. This will include discussion on the outline of a blueprint for building trust and public acceptance of AI in healthcare in the European Union (EU). This includes critical aspects of AI deployment such as local performance validation, post-deployment monitoring, patients’ rights, and the evolving roles and responsibilities of healthcare professionals. As AI technologies directly and indirectly impact patients’ care and safety, we will also touch upon pressing questions of liability — an essential pillar for the safe and trusted future use of AI in hospitals and clinics.
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Chair(s) / Moderator(s)

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Yiannos Tolias

European Commission
Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety (DG Sante) | Legal Lead AI and AI Liability in Healthcare

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Speakers

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Saila Rinne

European Commission | Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CNECT)
Head of the Unit Artificial Intelligence in Health and Life Sciences
Luxembourg

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Fulvia Raffaelli

European Commission
Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety (DG Sante) | Head of the Unit 'Digital Health'

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Carlo Tacchetti

San Raffaele Scientific Institute, Milan
Strategic Program on Artificial Intelligence | Director
Italy

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Mark Geistfeld

New York University (NYU) | School of Law
Sheila Lubetsky Birnbaum Professor of Civil Litigation
United States of America

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Regina Beets-Tan

The European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research (EIBIR)
Scientific Director

Open
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