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Programmes Health AI ContinentThe Commission has launched COMPASS-AI – a new initiative that includes the establishment of a community of experts to advance the safe and effective use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare.
This is one of the flagship measures in the Commission’s recent Apply AI Strategy. The initiative aims to promote the responsible and effective integration of AI into clinical settings.
It will focus, in particular, on two priority areas: cancer care and healthcare in remote areas.The initiative intends to launch an interactive digital platform to map best practices and facilitate knowledge exchange, to deliver AI deployment guidelines and to raise AI literacy in the health sector.
More information can be found in the Commission's press release.
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