“We have established a framework for ensuring that the deployment of AI is not just trusted, but is actually trustworthy,” Duke University School of Medicine Vice Dean for Data Science and AI Chris Lindsell told The Chronicle’s Sophie Augustine. Their conversation explored the Algorithm-Based Clinical Decision Support (ABCDS) Oversight initiative, which is central to Duke Health’s approach to the ethical use of AI in healthcare.
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Learn more about the E&G Program here: https://healthaigovernance.duke.edu/
Learn more about ABCDS Oversight here: https://healthaigovernance.duke.edu/abcds-oversight
Co-founded by Duke Health AI Evaluation & Governance (E&G) Program Director Nicoleta Economou, ABCDS Oversight is the Program’s flagship initiative. The E&G Program advances the responsible use of health AI through evaluation, governance, and evidence generation, while ABCDS provides the operational framework for assessing, deploying, and monitoring algorithms used in clinical care across Duke Health. Together, they help ensure that the people affected by these technologies remain at the center of how AI is introduced into patient care.