‘Trustworthiness’ in AI for Healthcare Developed as ANSI/CTA Standard
CTA convened five dozen tech brands, startups and healthcare organizations to develop an ANSI-accredited “trustworthiness” standard for using artificial intelligence for connected health, said the association Wednesday. “AI is providing solutions,” from diagnosing diseases to enabling “advanced remote care options,”…
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said CTA President Gary Shapiro. “It’s critical patients and health care professionals trust how these tools are developed and their intended uses.” The standard, ANSI/CTA-2090, “identifies the core requirements and baseline for AI solutions in health care to be deemed as trustworthy,” said CTA. It also explores the impact of AI healthcare trustworthiness “through the lens of the end user,” it said.