WHO emphasizes safe and unbiased use of AI in healthcare

The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for caution in using large language model tools (LLMs) generated by artificial intelligence (AI) for health-related purposes. While WHO is enthusiastic about the appropriate use of technologies, including LLMs, to support health-care professionals, patients, researchers and scientists, there is concern that caution that would normally be exercised for any new technology is not being exercised consistently with LLMs. WHO recommends that policy-makers ensure patient safety and protection while technology firms work to commercialize LLMs. The organization proposes that clear evidence of benefit be measured before their widespread use in routine health care and medicine.
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