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APPLICATIONS OF AI IN GI/HEPATOLOGY CLINICAL PRACTICE: PRESENT AND FUTURE
Date
May 6, 2023
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Society: AGA
This session will provide an overview of present and future applications of artificial intelligence in the clinical practice of gastroenterology and hepatology, and highlight ethical, legal/regulatory, and equity considerations for use of AI in patient care. Practical strategies will be provided for mitigation of these concerns. The session includes a diverse roster of speakers representing perspectives gleaned by differences in age, gender, race and experience.
This session will provide an overview of present and future applications of artificial intelligence in the clinical practice of gastroenterology and hepatology, and highlight ethical, legal/regulatory, and equity considerations for use of AI in patient care. Practical strategies will be provided for mitigation of these concerns. The session includes a diverse roster of speakers representing perspectives gleaned by differences in age, gender, race and experience.
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Mayo Clinic
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