This white paper documents the consensus opinion of the Artificial Intelligence Surgery (AIS) task force on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics and the AIS Editorial Board Study Group on Ethics on the ethical considerations and current trustworthiness of artificial intelligence and autonomous actions in surgery. The ethics were divided into 6 topics defined by the Task Force: Reliability of robotic and AI systems; Respect for privacy and sensitive data; Use of complete and representative (i.e., unbiased) data; Transparencies and uncertainties in AI; Fairness: are we exacerbating inequalities in access to healthcare?; Technology as an equalizer in surgical education. Task Force members were asked to research a topic, draft a section, and come up with several potential consensus statements. These were voted on by members of the Task Force and the Study Group, and all proposals that received > 75 % agreement were adopted and included in the White Paper.

White paper. Ethics and trustworthiness of artificial intelligence in clinical surgery / Capelli, G; Verdi, D; Frigerio, I; Rashidian, N; Ficorilli, A; Grasso, V; Majidi, D; Gumbs, Aa; Spolverato, G; Artificial Intelligence Surgery Editorial Board Study Group on, Ethics. - In: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SURGERY. - ISSN 2771-0408. - 3:(2023), pp. 111-122.

White paper. Ethics and trustworthiness of artificial intelligence in clinical surgery

Frigerio I;Ficorilli A;
2023

Abstract

This white paper documents the consensus opinion of the Artificial Intelligence Surgery (AIS) task force on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics and the AIS Editorial Board Study Group on Ethics on the ethical considerations and current trustworthiness of artificial intelligence and autonomous actions in surgery. The ethics were divided into 6 topics defined by the Task Force: Reliability of robotic and AI systems; Respect for privacy and sensitive data; Use of complete and representative (i.e., unbiased) data; Transparencies and uncertainties in AI; Fairness: are we exacerbating inequalities in access to healthcare?; Technology as an equalizer in surgical education. Task Force members were asked to research a topic, draft a section, and come up with several potential consensus statements. These were voted on by members of the Task Force and the Study Group, and all proposals that received > 75 % agreement were adopted and included in the White Paper.
2023
artificial intelligence surgery; ethics of artificial intelligence; consensus; white paper
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White paper. Ethics and trustworthiness of artificial intelligence in clinical surgery / Capelli, G; Verdi, D; Frigerio, I; Rashidian, N; Ficorilli, A; Grasso, V; Majidi, D; Gumbs, Aa; Spolverato, G; Artificial Intelligence Surgery Editorial Board Study Group on, Ethics. - In: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SURGERY. - ISSN 2771-0408. - 3:(2023), pp. 111-122.
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