The proposed Lifecycle-Integrated Healthcare AI Governance Framework (LIHAG), a four-layer deployment-oriented governance model integrating technical robustness, ethical safeguards, regulatory compliance, regulatory compliance, and human oversight as interdependent dimensions of responsible AI deployment is proposed.
Shehu Mohammed, Neha Malhotra, Sourabh Kumar· AI and Ethics· 0 citations
Medical imaging is necessary for the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of sickness. Technology, background noise, and patient features can all contribute to low contrast in medical images. Diagnostic errors are caused by poor contrast, which obscures important anatomical structures and disease characteristics. To en...
B. Arivu Selvam, M. R. Al-Mousa, D. Gandhi et al.· International Conference on...· 0 citations
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