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The Responsible AI for Social and Ethical Healthcare (RAISE) Conference, organized by Harvard Medical School's Department of Biomedical Informatics in October 2023, served as a pivotal forum for addressing the integration of artificial intelligence into health care (AIH). Highlighting the urgency of leveraging AI to mitigate current health care challenges such as medical errors and accessibility disparities, this commentary delves into the conference's discussions on ethical imperatives, patient-centric AI applications, and the strategic direction for responsible AI deployment in health care. The conference identified six crucial areas for action and debate: the primary beneficiaries of AIH, authoritative medical systems, AI's role within the patient–clinician relationship, control over patient data, consumer access to AI-driven medical advice, and the business models underpinning AI in medicine. Emphasizing real-life scenarios, the commentary underscores the potential of AI to enhance patient care, support health care professionals, and ensure broad accessibility and safety. It calls for immediate actions, such as adopting AI to augment clinical practice, establishing transparent financial models, and ensuring AI's complementary role in health care.
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