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Building a Decolonized Ethics and Governance Framework for Just and Trustworthy AI in Healthcare
Building a Decolonized Ethics and Governance Framework for Just and Trustworthy AI in Healthcare Artificial Intelligence (AI) has great potential in healthcare, but it also raises deep ethical concerns as it often discriminates vulnerable groups, amplifying systemic inequalities and preventing equitable access to healthcare. Trustworthy AI is not sufficient to avoid this risk. Bias-free AI systems can indeed still be deeply unjust, if they do not embed social justice principles; and the current ethics and governance frameworks that steer the design, development and use of AI tend to perpetuate forms of injustice both at the local and at the global level. Indeed, they mostly neglect the consideration of perspectives and values other the Western ones, especially those from the Global South (Colonialist AI). JustHealth aims at filling this gap by creating the first doctoral program in the EU and beyond to ensure social justice is adequately considered in the design, development and de
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First collected: 2026-09-20T04:21:15.460Z. This is not the publication date.