2024-05-26-世界卫生组织-Leading_the_Future_of_Global_Health_with_Responsible_Artificial_Intelligence_4页_1mb

World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes the transformative potential of Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) in advancing Global Health goals. With over two decades of experience in digital health technologies, AI offers opportunities for early disease detection, personalized therapies, and optimized health services, contributing to improved health equity. However, challenges such as ethical issues (e.g., discrimination and data privacy), and technical problems like algorithmic bias must be addressed. WHO's key priorities include establishing standards, governance, and evidence-based guidance, promoting localized AI models, and fostering community engagement to cultivate an AI-ready workforce. The vision is a future where AI is seamlessly integrated to support Universal Health Coverage and the Sustainable Development Goals by ensuring responsible, equitable use. WHO commits to stewarding AI through collaborative efforts with governments, partners, and stakeholders, requiring member states to implement ethical governance frameworks and other stakeholders to adopt best practices.