The World Health Organization warns against the use of artificial intelligence in health care
The World Health Organization warns against the use of artificial intelligence in health care
The World Health Organization warns against the use of artificial intelligence in health care
Today (Tuesday), the World Health Organization called for caution when using artificial intelligence applications in public healthcare consultations.
She indicated that the data that artificial intelligence uses to reach decisions may be biased or misused, indicating that she is enthusiastic about it, but she has concerns about how it can be used to improve access to health information as a tool to support decision-making and to improve diagnostic care.
She added that the data used in training artificial intelligence may be biased and give misleading or inaccurate information, and models can be misused to generate false information.
She said it was necessary to assess the risks of using large language paradigm tools, such as gpt chat, to protect and enhance human care and maintain public health.
