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SUMMARY: Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies have not only tremendous potential to augment clinical decision-making and enhance quality care and precision medicine efforts, but also the potential to worsen existing health disparities without a thoughtful, transparent, and inclusive approach that includes addressing bias in their design and implementation along the cancer discovery and care continuum. We discuss applications of AI/ML tools in cancer and provide recommendations for addressing and mitigating potential bias with AI and ML technologies while promoting cancer health equity.
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