AI Ethics Roundtable Discussion
To Know
Where:
onlline
Organizer:
NIH Library
Presented By:
Alicia Lillich (NIH Library), David B Resnik JD PhD (NIEHS), Kathryn M Partin PhD (NIH/OD), Christine Cutillo (OD), Meredith Stein CPA (NIH/OD), Carlos Puentes PhD (NIH/OD)
About this Class
This two-hour virtual roundtable discussion will cover ethical considerations, policies, and guidelines related to use of artificial intelligence (AI) at NIH. Researchers at NIH face many ethical concerns with use of AI during biomedical research, such as data privacy and security concerns, accuracy of outputs, authorship and intellectual property questions, and responsible use in sensitive contexts. The program will begin with brief presentations by our panelists, followed by an open discussion.
By the end of this training, attendees will be able to:
- Discuss key ethical considerations with use of AI
- Identify policies and guidelines related to use of AI at NIH and HHS
Attendees are not expected to have any prior knowledge of AI ethics, policies, and guidelines.
Presenters:
- Alicia Lillich, NIH Library
Navigating the Ethical Landscape of AI at NIH - David B. Resnik, J.D., Ph.D., NIEHS
Current AI Guidance in the Guidelines and Policies for Conduct of Research in the NIH IRP - Kathryn M. Partin, Ph.D., OD
The Ethics of Using Emerging Technology - Christine Cutillo, OD
Ethical and Responsible Use Learnings from Collaborative AI Efforts - Meredith Stein, CPA, OD
Beyond the Algorithm: Building Trust and Mitigating Risk with the GAO AI Framework - Carlos Puentes, Ph.D., OD
Considerations When Using or Developing GenAI models with NIH Data