Despite progress in AI governance, much of the current regulatory framework remains grounded in high-level principles and guidelines which, while valuable, often lack the specificity required for practical implementation – particularly at the intersection with the highly regulated and operationally complex domain of healthcare. This is especially urgent in “high-risk” areas of healthcare, where decisions are irreversible, outcomes are critical, and resources are constrained. Such applications demand elevated levels of transparency, accountability, and ethical oversight. This workshop draws on examples from clinical practice, public health, health policy, and global health to foster open discussion around the most pressing priority areas at the intersection of AI and healthcare.

The workshop starts off with short talks by five expert presenters followed by an interactive round table discussion.

> Fabian Lorig (Associate Professor Computer Science, Malmö University)
> Jason Tucker (Researcher at the Institute for Future Studies and Adjunct Associate Professor at the AI Policy Lab, Umeå University)
> Stefan Buijsman (Associate Professor Responsible AI, TU Delft)
> Siri Helle (Psychologist and Award-winning Author of The Emotion Trap).
> Marie-Therese Sekwenz (PhD candidate at Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, TU Delft and Deputy Director of the AI Futures Lab on Rights and Justice)