ABSTRACT
On the occasion of the sixth AI international Summit (November 22-24, 2023), Professor Daniel Rueckert (Technical University of Munich) replies to our questions on ethical issues raised by the use of artificial intelligence in medical imaging.
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Artificial Intelligence , Bioethics , Humans , Diagnostic ImagingABSTRACT
The Supreme Court of Canada having declared unconstitutional the legislative provisions prohibiting assisted dying because they were too broad in scope, the law of March 17, 2021 broadened these conditions, however postponing the date of application to March 17,2023 for the mentally ill only. Faced with the difficulties raised to avoid a broad interpretation of the criteria, which could open the way to requests based on weariness in combating difficult socio-economic situations, the law of March 9, 2023 extended this deadline until March 17, 2024.
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Medical Assistance , Humans , CanadaABSTRACT
To what extent does the revised law transcribe new orientations and how will they be applied to take into account the human dimension of those to whom they are addressed? This therefore leads us to meet three perspectives. The first concerns the relationship that man has with science and technology. The second look, to which the reflection on limits leads us, is that of the law, this tracer of borders, which obliges us to exercise our freedom in a responsible way. A third look invites us to define our relationship to the World, as it is and as we are and not just as we want to appear by controlling it. I have, for my part, the certainty that this process of questioning cannot claim to give us in the moment all the answers that we expect from it but that we must have the patience to see how the standard will marry with the present realities. and to come.
Subject(s)
Bioethics , Technology , Male , HumansABSTRACT
To what extent does the revised law transcribe new orientations and how will they be applied to take into account the human dimension of those to whom they are addressed? This therefore leads us to meet three perspectives. The first concerns the relationship that man has with science and technology. The second look, to which the reflection on limits leads us, is that of the law, this tracer of borders, which obliges us to exercise our freedom in a responsible way. A third look invites us to define our relationship to the World, as it is and as we are and not just as we want to appear by controlling it. I have, for my part, the certainty that this process of questioning cannot claim to give us in the moment all the answers that we expect from it but that we must have the patience to see how the standard will marry with the present realities. and to come.
Subject(s)
Bioethics , Male , Humans , Marriage , TechnologyABSTRACT
Is sustainable development a means of rationally organizing scarcity and/or is it also an incentive to seek new approaches to shaping the democratic process?
