Alliance for Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

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“The aaih is an international 501(c)4 not-for-profit multi-stakeholder advocacy organization, launched in 2019 to promote scientific, legislative, and regulatory initiatives necessary for the development, accessibility, and implementation of artificial intelligence (ai) powered healthcare solutions. Our mission is to enable the advancement and responsible use of ai in healthcare to improve patients lives by focusing on resolution of the sectors most pressing and significant issues for patients and developers. It advances these goals by working collectively to identify and address industry wide concerns, one of which is the intersection of ai and intellectual property.”

“Communications and marketing: the communications and marketing working group is focused on developing and implementing a communications and outreach strategy for the aaih, as well as creating resources for aaih membership use. Accomplishments: a. Published regular newsletter b. Coordinated and grew social media outreach in support of member organizations c. Amplified industry news and aaih member successes d. Hosted ai in healthcare webinar series e. Hosted healthcare ai networking and industry development event in conjunction with large eu industry conference”

“Data science, technology and standards: the dsts working group is focused on initiatives dedicated to fostering the development of specific technology sectors through consideration of key questions around data access, standards and data integrity for ai powered healthcare solutions. Accomplishments: a. Hosted webinar on federated data approaches to data sharing b. Sponsored regular working group meetings on ai/ml use for clinical applications, data aggregation project on als c. Developing data mapping/cataloguing survey for industry d. Actively engaged with standards development organizations through public consortia and private discussions”

“Enable the advancement and responsible use of ai in healthcare to improve patients lives by focusing on resolution of the sectors most pressing and significant issues for patients and developers. It advances these goals by working collectively to identify and address industry wide concerns, one of which is the intersection of ai and intellectual property. Accomplishments: a. Launched projects focused on collaborations around rare disease data access; launched partnership with rare-x disease advocacy organization b. Developed framework for ai/ml sector performance metric”

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