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Oxford Academic - Oxford University Press An “existential”riskto humanity need not involve extinction. Some existentialrisksinvolve human survival in an inhumane form. Climate change poses …
Oxford Academic - Oxford University Press... artificial intelligence (AI) “hallucinations” and the importance of clinical context. Medical professionals should note AI's potential in …
Oxford Academic - Oxford University Press Abstract. This article examines whether the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) adequately addresses the novelrisksofAI-based medical devices …
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Oxford University Press Theseriskstranscend national borders and have reinvigorated calls for stronger global AI governance, understood here as the process through which …
Oxford University Press The UK is thus trying to promote international collaboration to develop broadly consistent regulation to tackle AI risks, while simultaneously placing …
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Oxford University Press Abstract. As part of its 'pro-innovation' approach toartificial intelligence(AI), the UK has left public sector AI procurement and deployment to …
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Oxford University Press Hallucinationmitigation: Limitinghallucinations(information that is fabricated or unsupported by evidence) in the responses. The results of the …
Oxford Academic - Oxford University Press Abstract . The adoption ofartificial intelligence(AI) tools in medicine poses challenges to existing clinical workflows …