Key result
AI can strengthen public health emergency decisions if implemented with robust governance and community engagement.
Why the study?
Public health emergencies require rapid decisions often made by officials with limited training, and AI holds promise to enhance governmental decision-making despite major technical, ethical, and policy challenges.
This viewpoint proposes a framework and recommendations for responsibly integrating AI into governmental public health decision-making during emergencies.
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Requires robust governance before AI deployment in emergencies; leaves open prospective validation of proposed frameworks.
Campbell et al. (2026) conducted a review in Public health emergencies. Artificial intelligence (AI) decision-support tools was evaluated. Artificial intelligence can strengthen governmental public health decision-making during emergencies if implemented responsibly with robust governance, workforce training, and community engagement.
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