AI in Health Trust Lab: deaf and hard of hearing community conversations
Docklands 3008
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Auslan video here Paid opportunity! $100 to participate! What does trustworthy AI in health look like for deaf and hard of hearing people? A Community Conversation for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing People The AI in Health Trust Lab at Deakin University, in partnership with Deaf Victoria and The Hearing Bridge Movement, invites Deaf and hard of hearing community members to express their interest in participating in a community conversation about artificial intelligence (AI) in health. We want to hear your experiences, perspectives, questions and concerns about the growing use of AI in health. Whether you are excited about its potential, unsure what it means, or concerned about how it might affect your healthcare experiences, your perspective matters. No previous knowledge of AI or technology is required. What is the AI in Health Trust Lab? The AI in Health Trust Lab exists to help give people with lived and living experience, a genuine, ongoing say on whether AI solutions in health are genuinely worthy of their trust – not to persuade communities to trust them. Our goal is to ensure community voices, values, expectations and lived experiences help shape how AI is designed, implemented and governed in health, so that future AI systems are worthy of public trust. Why your opinion matters AI is increasingly being used in healthcare, from processing health information to supporting clinical decisions and improving communication. These technologies need to consider accessibility, inclusion, privacy and the needs of people who use health services or devices. We want to understand what makes AI in health trustworthy for Deaf and hard-of-hearing people, including how these technologies can better support communication, accessibility and equitable health outcomes and experiences. Your contribution will help inform researchers, policymakers, healthcare providers and technology developers about our community’s perspectives and priorities. What to expect The community conversation is
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