Biased AI · Biased Artificial Intelligence: Openness, innovation and the remaking of mental health

Biased Artificial Intelligence:Openness, innovation and the remaking of mental health

The particular problem to be addressed concerns the possibility of powerful entities using AI in ways that fail to take into account the health needs of patients. Governments may use AI to organise more efficiently government itself and private entities may want to profit from their monopolistic position. Importance for society: Ultimately the project will seek to contribute to the debate on designing ‘good AI’ by means of making concrete policy proposals in favour of a system that does not lose sight of the individual and as such promotes responsible innovation in the field. Objectives: AI is a tool to mine troves of health data. Therefore, the first objective consisted of identifying novel business models and partnerships between the private and public sector in the emerging health data market. The second objective concerned the role of intellectual property rights and 'open' models of innovation and what they tell us about the way AI is currently being developed. The third objective concerned discussing public policy implications of using AI in wearables and mobile apps ito nudge people to change harmful behaviors such as eating habits and non adherence to medication and link this discussion to the problem of responsible innovation. To meet these objectives qualitative research and analysis of legal/policy documents was conducted to identify public and commercial demands in order to rethink the governance of innovation in AII. Participant observation and Interviews with key stakeholders were conducted to elicit their views. The governance question needs to take into account public demands that are technically feasible and at the same time commercially viable in the AI era.

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