The participants explored the evolving intersection of technology, legal frameworks, and ethical governance in women’s health.
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The participants explored the evolving intersection of technology, legal frameworks, and ethical governance in women’s health.
Researchers at the EKFZ for Digital Health at TU Dresden, in collaboration with partners from Germany, the UK and USA, have developed and validated an autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agent capable of supporting clinical decision-making in oncology. The findings were published in the journal Nature Cancer.
Researchers have investigated the risks of large language or foundation models in the analysis of medical image data. They discovered a potential weakness: If text is integrated into the images, it can negatively influence the judgment of AI models. The results of this study have been published in the journal NEJM AI.
The EKFZ offers flexible financial support of promising interdisciplinary innovation research projects for teams from the Dresden campus.
By it’s unique support for the project teams the Regulatory Affairs Office helps turning innovative ideas into marketable medical devices.
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