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Dr. Alberto Tozzi
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.
The dimension of artificial intelligence is fundamental in healthcare responsibility frameworks.
There exists a digital divide between healthcare institutions in AI adoption.
Algorithmic systems in healthcare can function as black boxes, obscuring the basis for medical decisions.
Clinical responsibility must be clearly defined when using AI algorithms in medical decision-making.
Patient privacy protection is a critical concern when implementing AI systems in healthcare settings.
Privacy regulations extend beyond simple information protection to include appropriate informed consent procedures.
The computational complexity of AI systems creates challenges for obtaining truly informed consent from patients.
Data protection officers have specific responsibilities in the governance of healthcare AI implementation.
Implementation of artificial intelligence in clinical settings faces practical and institutional barriers.
