Our speakers explore how artificial intelligence can be governed to support global health equitably. This discussion highlights ethical frameworks, practical strategies, and inclusive approaches to ensure AI benefits all communities, especially in low- and middle-income countries.
This event was hosted in partnership with the Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics.
This session is part of the HGHI’s ongoing AI in Global Health Coffee Sessions in the series. These sessions explore the evolving role of artificial intelligence in global health from multiple perspectives, including evaluation, implementation, governance, equity, and policy. While each session focuses on a distinct topic, the conversations are designed to build on one another and reflect the interdisciplinary questions shaping the field. Together, they highlight both the opportunities and the broader considerations involved in applying AI in global health contexts.
To learn more about other sessions in our AI in Global Health series, visit our recording & resources pages.
Explore key insights on how governments and funders can foster equitable, locally driven partnerships to responsibly scale AI innovation in global health.
Explore key insights on how governments and funders can foster equitable, locally driven partnerships to responsibly scale AI innovation in global health.
Across much of global health research, communities are frequently studied without being meaningfully involved. Instead, people are surveyed, measured, and written about from a distance. However, Satchit Balsari, Associate Professor in Emergency at Harvard Medical School and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and a Faculty Steering Committee member at the Harvard Global Health Institute, has built a career challenging that default.
