Trustworthiness of Clinical AI

Part of the Frontiers in Data Science and AI Initiative at the Data Science Institute, Columbia University

As AI systems become increasingly embedded in healthcare systems and clinical settings, ensuring they remain ethical and trustworthy becomes crucial.

This closing event of the Reprogramming Governance series turns to the practical work of evaluating AI tools for bias, fairness, generalizability, and reproducibility in clinical settings, asking who holds the authority to audit clinical AI and what counts as sufficient evidence prior to deployment. This event is part of the Frontiers in Data Science and AI initiative at the Data Science Institute, Columbia University.

Speakers:

• Mary L. Gray, Principal Investigator and Founder of the Resolve Institute; Professor of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, Indiana University; and former Senior Principal Researcher and Chair of the Microsoft Research Ethics Review Program
• Divya Shanmugam, National Library of Medicine Fellow, Department of Biomedical Informatics, Columbia University Irving Medical Center
• Sandra Soo-Jin Lee, Chief of the Division of Ethics and Professor of Medical Humanities & Ethics, Columbia University Irving Medical Center

Event FAQs

• In-Person registration for external (non-CUID) guests is limited to 30 participants. All external guests will be confirmed by email by the DSI Events team.
• REGISTRATION DEADLINE: The Columbia Morningside campus is open to the Columbia community. If you do not have an active CUID, the deadline to register is at 12:00 PM the day before the event. External guests will receive a QR code by email to enter campus.
• QR Codes For External (non-Columbia) Guests: Before your visit, you will receive an email from "caladminnoreply@columbia.edu" with your QR code for campus access. Please plan to show this QR code and a government issued ID at the main Columbia University gates (116th and Broadway).
• Building Access: The Broadway entrance to Alfred Lerner Hall will not be open. All guests should enter Alfred Lerner Hall via the campus entrance. Here is a helpful map with directions to Alfred Lerner Hall from inside of campus.

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Agenda

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