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Artificial Intelligence at the service of health
March 2024

Combining ethics, artificial intelligence and health

Published on
9/10/2023
Amended on
3/4/2024
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Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing healthcare, putting people at the heart of the debate. David Gruson, founder of Ethik-IA, analyzes current regulations. How can ethics, technology and healthcare be reconciled? Do innovative companies stand out? Are investors integrating ethics into their choices? Here's how.
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Damien Hélène
Damien Hélène
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At a time when artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the healthcare sector, there's one factor that must be taken into account: the human factor. How can we reconcile ethics, new technologies and healthcare?

Where do we stand from a regulatory standpoint? Do any companies stand out from the crowd? Do investment funds take ethics into account?

David Gruson answered our questions. He is the founder ofEthik-IA, former advisor to the Prime Minister in charge of health, and former Director General of the CHU de La Réunion.

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