European Academies Demand More Control over AI in Health
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Experts warn that, without clear rules, there is a risk of data filtration, algorithmic biases and loss of human control
The European academies of science (EASAC) and medicine (FEAM) called for artificial intelligence (AI) to be treated in health like any other intervention, with proven benefits, known risks and continuous control, in a document presented in Brussels.
EASAC and FEAM publish scientific guidelines to ensure responsible use of artificial intelligence in the European healthcare sector Brussels, 30 September 2026 – The European Academies Scientific Advisory Council (EASAC) and the Federation of European Academies of Medicine (FEAM) today published a joint report on “Artificial Intelligence in European Healthcare: Policy Recommendations [...]
Active regulation and coordination across the European Union is essential for the responsible use of artificial intelligence in European healthcare, the European Council of Academies of Sciences and the Federation of European Medical Academies said in a report today. The authors also called for an emphasis on transparency and...
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