Initative for responsible AI in medicine
Initiative for responsible AI in medicine,
Tel Aviv University
About
The Responsible AI in Medicine Initiative 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 thee issues within academia, among decision-makers, within the professional community, among the general public.
Responsible AI in Medicine – Tel Aviv University – Research
The Responsible AI in Medicine Initiative at Tel Aviv University promotes safe, transparent, and ethical applications of AI in the medical field. Through interdisciplinary research, collaborative dialogue, and groundbreaking experimentation, we work to ensure that AI technologies improve the patient experience, support medical teams, and uphold human dignity.
Selected Research Projects and Discussion Groups for 2023–2024:
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Empathy and AI in Museums
Exploring the relationship between art, empathy, and AI in museum spaces – and how AI can inspire trust and human sensitivity.
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From Medical Genomics to AI in Medicine
Developing legal and ethical frameworks for the responsible integration of AI into medical practice.
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AI Versus Intensive Care Nurses
Comparing language models with experienced staff in emergency situations – assessing fairness, transparency, and safety in clinical decision-making.
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AI in Healthcare Organizations: A Managerial Perspective
Analyzing how AI-based tools are transforming workflows, organizational boundaries, and the responsibilities of doctors and managers.
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Generative AI in Psychotherapy
Formulating ethical principles and clinical guidelines for integrating AI into mental health treatment – ensuring safety, supervision, and a community-based approach.
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Culturally Sensitive AI in Elder Care
Promoting diagnostic equity and combating ageism – using AI-based tools to improve mental health among older populations.
