New Horizons Session
NH 13 - Sustainability and equity in radiology AI: ensuring a fair future
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Daniel Truhn, Aachen / DE
2
Sustainable AI as a shared responsibility: considerations from a health technology company
15:00Sophie Thornander, Amsterdam / NL
3
How green is clinical AI? The carbon impact of AI in clinical routine
15:00Jan Niklas Clusmann, Dresden / DE
4
Equity and bias of AI in radiology
15:00Judy Gichoya, indianapolis / US
5
Did AI report my scan: a patient's perspective
15:00Erik Briers, Hasselt / BE
6
Panel discussion: Who is responsible for managing the carbon footprint and bias in imaging AI?
All speakers and
25:00Christopher Paul Hess, San Francisco / US
This session explores the critical aspects of sustainability and equity in radiology AI. It aims to provide insights into the carbon footprint of training and deploying AI models in clinical settings, as well as strategies for reducing their environmental impact. The session also addresses the crucial issues of equity and bias in radiology AI, emphasising the need for fair and unbiased AI systems, and includes a patient's perspective on the use of AI in radiology.
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Daniel Truhn, Aachen / Germany
15 min
Sustainable AI as a shared responsibility: considerations from a health technology company
Sophie Thornander, Amsterdam / Netherlands
15 min
How green is clinical AI? The carbon impact of AI in clinical routine
Jan Niklas Clusmann, Dresden / Germany
15 min
Equity and bias of AI in radiology
Judy Gichoya, indianapolis / United States
15 min
Did AI report my scan: a patient's perspective
Erik Briers, Hasselt / Belgium
25 min
Panel discussion: Who is responsible for managing the carbon footprint and bias in imaging AI?
All speakers and
All speakers and
Christopher Paul Hess, San Francisco / United States