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seeing things that are not there.
ethics
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is “machine learning” happens on such an enormous scale— human behavior is defined by countless disparate pieces of data — that it can produceunexpected behavior of its own.
replicability, transparency
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coupled with often-competing financialincentives
bias
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subtly changingbilling codes and other data in computer systems that track health care visits.
transparency
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maximize the money coming their way.Warnings of a Dark Side to A.I. in Health CareWarnings of a Dark Side to A.I. in Health Care - The New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/21/science/health-medicine-artificial-i...
bias, ethics
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adversarial attacks
ethics
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computer systems used by health care regulators, billing companies and insuranceproviders.
ethics/bias?
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efficiently, and less expensively,
equity
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Care
transparency, ethics, bias, equity, replicability
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Local file Local file
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lethality
ethics
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Thanks to data-sharing agreementsbetween Humetrix, the Centers forMedicare and Medicaid Services, and theHealth and Human Services Department,
transparency
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Always listen to your patients before runningtests—they will tell you their diagnosi
bias
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technologycan’t work without empathy for patients.
ethics
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Humetrix
equity, whose funding this? what is this corporations role and what are their incentives to do this transparency: with what permissions are this data being moved
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predictive logistics”
equity, where is that information distributed? whose interest are we talking about
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natural-language processing
equity; who is designing this? is it sensitive to systemic issues such as racism?
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300-pagereports
ethics/transparency seems like a violation of privacy, even if it is for 'good' intentions prevention care can have biases; who receives this care
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o other healthcareorganization has a pathology database of this magnitude.
bias, with what intentions is this being used for and for what purpose? whose backing them?
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algorithms from some of this portfolio to help improve diagnoses and to researchnew therapeutics,” he says. “It’s akin to the human genome project in scale andlong-term importance
replicability, how is this process replicable in other areas of study
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robustelectronic health records
transparency, ethics, autonomy and privacy to pt, how is that data being used?
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DoctorSmarterFrom
Transparency, Ethics, Bias, Equity, Replicability
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