Fairness in Artificial Intelligence: Regulatory Sanbox Evaluation of Bias Prevention for ECG Classification
Arian Ranjbar1, Kristin Skolt2, Kathinka Theodore Aakenes Vik2
1Medical Technology and E-health, Akershus University Hospital, Norway.
Abstract:
As the use of artificial intelligence within healthcare is on the rise, an increased attention has been directed towards ethical considerations. Defining fairness in machine learning is a well explored topic with an extensive literature. However, such definitions often rely on the existence of metrics on the input data and well-defined outcome measurements, while regulatory definitions use general terminology. This work aims to study fairness within AI, particularly bringing regulation and theoretical knowledge closer. The study is done via a regulatory sandbox implemented on a healthcare case, specifically ECG classification.
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