From: Artificial intelligence in thrombosis: transformative potential and emerging challenges
Challenge | Explanation | Solutions |
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Data Quality and Bias | AI models often trained on biased datasets from high income countries or specific populations. | Use diverse, representative datasets for training AI models. |
Biased outputs can exacerbate healthcare disparities. | Implement bias detection and mitigation strategies in AI development. | |
Transparency and Explainability | AI systems often operate as “black boxes,” making decisions difficult to understand. | Develop interpretable AI models to ensure transparency. |
Lack of transparency undermines trust and accountability in clinical practice. | Implement explainability tools to provide insights into AI decision making processes. | |
Automation Bias and Human Factors | Risk of overreliance on AI generated recommendations, even when inaccurate. | Train healthcare providers to critically assess AI recommendations. |
Overdependence on AI may lead to degradation of clinical skills. | Encourage a balanced approach, combining AI assistance with human expertise. | |
Ethical and Legal Concerns | Issues include patient consent, data privacy, and the potential for AI to cause harm. | Establish ethical guidelines and legal frameworks specific to AI in healthcare. |
Rapid AI advancements often outpace existing legal standards. | Regularly update legal frameworks to keep pace with AI developments. | |
Privacy and Security | AI systems are vulnerable due to complex data handling, increasing cyber threat risks. | Implement robust data protection measures and encryption. |
Anonymization challenges and risk of reidentification. | Use advanced anonymization techniques and regular security audits. | |
Machine learning models susceptible to adversarial attacks. | Develop AI specific cybersecurity protocols to mitigate risks. | |
Decentralized AI processing complicates compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, and other regulations. | Ensure strict adherence to data protection regulations and focus on organizational security. | |
Insider threats and the opaque nature of AI models further complicate security efforts. | Implement strong access controls and transparency measures in AI model development. |