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Policy Council on Trustworthy AI in Healthcare in SFO

  • Aug 6, 2025
  • 1 min read


We held our first policy council using design thinking on Trustworthy AI in Healthcare in San Fransisco, hosted by Databricks.


The participants came from differnt professions - doctors, medical policy, policy and governance, technology, AI investors and AI health users. We had Stanford, Berkley, IEEE, XRSI, and other representations - making this a very successful outcome.


Eight curated exercises, three excellent facilitators and two hours later -


We together:


šŸ‘ Identified perceptions of Trustworthy AIĀ 


šŸ‘ Co-created AI use casesĀ 


šŸ‘ Identified areas in the AI lifecycle that were like a blackbox


šŸ‘ Looked at characteristics of Trustworthy AI that mattered to us


šŸ‘ Identified trade-offs for Trustworthy AI


Some interesting perspectives -


"We don't have a trust gap - we have a trust vacuum".
"Bias is built into AI - we cannot remove it"

"We need a shared responsibility model". "Technology moves at a pace that leaves the technologists behind [and policy makers!]"


Another program coming toĀ Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyĀ on 7-August, 2025: Registration Link for the Boston Workshop (limited spaces):Ā https://lnkd.in/d9w22ueu



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