Benefits, Pitfalls, and Potential Bias in Health Care AI.

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Abstract
As the health care industry adopts artificial intelligence, machine learning, and other modeling techniques, it is seeing benefits to both patient outcomes and cost reduction; however, it needs to be cognizant of and ensure proper management of the risks, including bias. Lessons learned from other industries may provide a framework for acknowledging and managing data, machine, and human biases that arise while implementing AI.
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Authors Hague, Douglas C;
Journal north carolina medical journal
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10.18043/ncm.80.4.219
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