Alberto Tozzi · Ethical and regulatory implications of artificial intelligence in healthcare
Podcast21 min·Published Oct 2026

Ethical and regulatory implications of artificial intelligence in healthcare

With Dr. Alberto Tozzi

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Alberto Tozzi holds responsibility for the unit of predictive and preventive medicine at Ospedale Bambino Gesù in Rome.
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Data protection officers have specific responsibilities in the governance of healthcare AI implementation.
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Implementation of artificial intelligence in clinical settings faces practical and institutional barriers.
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