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Training Bioethics Professionals in AI Ethics: A Framework
Etienne Aucouturier1, Alexei Grinbaum1
1CEA-Saclay, France.
Summary
This study introduces an AI ethics training module for healthcare professionals to identify and manage ethical issues in AI. The module, featuring a checklist, glossary, and case studies, is applicable across various university courses and ethics committees.
Area of Science:
- Bioethics
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Medical Ethics Education
Background:
- Growing integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare necessitates ethical preparedness.
- Existing training gaps for professionals in recognizing and mitigating AI ethical challenges.
- Need for standardized frameworks to guide ethical AI implementation in medical settings.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present a comprehensive AI ethics training module tailored for healthcare professionals.
- To equip a diverse audience with the skills to address ethical dilemmas posed by AI in healthcare.
- To provide practical tools for evaluating and managing AI ethical considerations.
Main Methods:
- Development of a modular training program focused on AI ethics.
- Inclusion of practical resources: a two-page checklist, a glossary of terms, and three case studies.
- Application of the framework for training Research Ethics Committee members.
Main Results:
- The training module effectively prepares professionals to identify potential ethical challenges.
- The provided materials (checklist, glossary, case studies) offer practical guidance.
- The framework has been successfully piloted with ethics committee members in France and South Africa.
Conclusions:
- The AI ethics training module is a valuable resource for healthcare professionals.
- The training framework is adaptable for various academic disciplines, including public health, healthcare law, biomedical engineering, and applied ethics.
- This initiative supports the responsible development and deployment of AI in the healthcare sector.
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