Initiative for Responsible AI in Medicine,
Tel Aviv University

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The Initiative for Responsible AI in Medicine at Tel Aviv University began its activities in May 2023. Its purpose is to promote research, development, and interdisciplinary dialogue with the aim of establishing both a conceptual and practical framework for responsible AI in medicine.

The initiative works to raise awareness of these issues within academia, among decision-makers, within the professional community, and among the general public.

The 2026-2027 Program

The 2026-2027 academic year begins on 18 October 2026. This year's program includes the sessions of the international webinar series "AI and Identity: People, Groups, and Institutions" and a study day planned for May 2027, with further details to be announced.

Upcoming Session: Implementing AI in Healthcare Organizations

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Recent publications

Publications by colleagues and project researchers in leading journals

Our people

Dr. Amir Tal

International Collaboration and Community Relations

Meet our team

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Panel: Ethics and Innovation in Implementing AI Tools in Medical Care, October 2026

At the Ministry of Health study day "Implementing AI Tools in Medical Care: Legal Aspects" (22 October 2026, Shamir Medical Center – Assaf Harofeh), Dr. Oren Asman, Head of the Initiative for Responsible AI in Medicine and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Nursing, Tel Aviv University, took part in the panel "Ethics and Innovation in Implementing AI Tools in Medical Care", moderated by Adv. Dana Neufeld, Legal Adviser of the Ministry of Health. In this clip (about a minute

Resilience Among First Responders in the GenAI Era (Edited Lecture, Automatic Translation from Hebrew): Dr. Amir Tal, The Artificial Third Webinar, October 2026

An edited lecture by Dr. Amir Tal, "Resilience Among First Responders in the GenAI Era", for The Artificial Third (21 October 2026). The talk was given in Hebrew; this English version is an automatic translation from Hebrew.

AI and Aging Societies: The Ethics of Thinking about Problems and Solutions, February 2026

In this international seminar of the Initiative for Responsible AI in Medicine at Tel Aviv University (19 February 2026, on Zoom), Dr. Nancy Berlinger, Senior Research Scholar at The Hastings Center, explores the ethical dimensions of framing AI as a "solution" to the challenges of aging societies. The talk examines how population aging and AI co-shape public narratives about longevity, cognitive and physical decline, shrinking families and social isolation, and asks what res

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