There has been a vast expansion in the use of AI in healthcare.
There are many privacy issues that accompany unlocking the
potential of AI. An AI system requires lots of data in order to
work properly by changing its behavior on information or
experience. Since patient data may contain personal
information, there are real concerns about the
privacy implications of AI, such as the requirements for personal
information to be used, and what privacy and security
measures are required to protect that data.
Many AI technologies are developed and tested in a
multi-disciplinary manner. Hospitals collaborate with companies.
Computer experts cooperate with clinicians. The backers of the
technology are often focused on the deal, the technology and IP
issues. It is important for lawyers to make clients aware of the
health privacy implications at the outset of collaborations and
transactions, not once they are well underway. Key issues can
involve patient consent, handling of
