Challenges for Leveraging the Potential of Digital Technology in Medi
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European DIGIPD work uses wearable gait sensor, voice and face video recordings plus AI on >1,000 patient-level records from cohorts in Luxembourg France and Germany and shows device measures correlate with clinical ratings, track progression, and separate rapid vs slow progressors; gait signals even link to blood biomarkers. A patient survey of 333 respondents finds ~90% willingness to share data but legal hurdles persist: year‑plus contract delays, GDPR rules on health data, mandatory meaningful human oversight and explainability for high‑risk AI.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:13Panelists' roles
- 14:44European project overview
- 23:42AI clinical benefits
- 30:02Patient perspectives
- 38:46AI legal and ethical issues
- 48:10Future of AI in medicine
- 57:07Q&A
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