AIMC Topic: Bioethics

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Clinical Medical Ethics: How Did We Start? Where Are We Heading?

The Journal of clinical ethics
The author presents his view of the start of clinical medical ethics and ideas on where the broader field of bioethics is heading. In addition to clinical medical ethics, people with training in clinical ethics can enlarge the scope of their work in ...

[Digital data for more efficient prevention: ethical and legal considerations regarding potentials and risks].

Bundesgesundheitsblatt, Gesundheitsforschung, Gesundheitsschutz
Digitization offers considerable potential for strengthening prevention in the healthcare system. Data from various clinical and nonclinical sources can be collected in a structured way and systematically processed using algorithms. Prevention needs ...

Anthropomorphism in AI.

AJOB neuroscience
AI research is growing rapidly raising various ethical issues related to safety, risks, and other effects widely discussed in the literature. We believe that in order to adequately address those issues and engage in a productive normative discussion ...

Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Neuroscience: Methodological and Ethical Challenges.

AJOB neuroscience
Clinical neuroscience is increasingly relying on the collection of large volumes of differently structured data and the use of intelligent algorithms for data analytics. In parallel, the ubiquitous collection of unconventional data sources (e.g. mobi...

Artificial Intelligence in Service of Human Needs: Pragmatic First Steps Toward an Ethics for Semi-Autonomous Agents.

AJOB neuroscience
The ethics of robots and artificial intelligence (AI) typically centers on "giving ethics" to as-yet imaginary AI with human-levels of autonomy in order to protect us from their potentially destructive power. It is often assumed that to do that, we s...

Superethics Instead of Superintelligence: Know Thyself, and Apply Science Accordingly.

AJOB neuroscience
The human species is combining an increased understanding of our cognitive machinery with the development of a technology that can profoundly influence our lives and our ways of living together. Our sciences enable us to see our strengths and weaknes...

"Sorry I Didn't Hear You." The Ethics of Voice Computing and AI in High Risk Mental Health Populations.

AJOB neuroscience
This article examines the ethical and policy implications of using voice computing and artificial intelligence to screen for mental health conditions in low income and minority populations. Mental health is unequally distributed among these groups, w...