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  • Inteligencia artificial
  • Salud pública

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  • La adopción de tecnología en la atención médica se ve obstaculizada por la accesibilidad y el costo.; Los avances en inteligencia artificial (IA) son significativos, pero los modelos pueden exhibir sesgos.; El uso indebido potencial de la IA por parte de actores estatales para influir en la opinión pública es una preocupación.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Examinar los efectos potenciales de los sesgos "pro-estado" en la prestación de atención médica.; Ilustrar los riesgos de la atención médica asociados con la edición del conocimiento de la IA y los métodos sesgados posteriores al entrenamiento.

Principales métodos:

  • Análisis de estudio de caso utilizando el modelo DeepSeek AI.; Examen de los métodos posteriores al entrenamiento de la IA y las técnicas de edición del conocimiento.

Principales resultados:

  • Los modelos de IA, incluido DeepSeek, pueden contener sesgos "pro-estado".; La IA sesgada puede introducir riesgos en la atención médica a través de procesos posteriores al entrenamiento desconocidos o defectuosos.; Potencial de uso indebido de la IA por parte de estructuras de poder para influir en la opinión pública.

Conclusiones:

  • Abordar los sesgos de la IA es crucial para la adopción equitativa de tecnología en la atención médica.; Comprender la edición del conocimiento de la IA es esencial para mitigar los riesgos de la atención médica.; El impacto de la IA generativa en la atención médica depende de superar los desafíos de accesibilidad, costo y sesgo.