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▪ Welcome from Responsible Ai UK’s CEO – Professor Sarvapali (Gopal) Ramchurn
▪ Introduction to RAi UK Health and Social Care Working Group – Prof. Prokar Dasgupta OBE, Chair King’s Health Partners, Professor of Surgery
▪ Genomics and AI
Prof. Anthony Williams, Clinical Director, Central and South Genomic Medicine Service Alliance.
Prof. Sarah Ennis, Research Director, Central and South Genomic Medicine Service Alliance.
▪ Artificial intelligence (AI) in multi-disciplinary teams (MDTs) – Dr Ganesh Vigneswaran, Interventional Radiology Registrar, NIHR Clinical Lecturer, University of Southampton
▪ Launch of the AI Champions initiative – Prof. Ian Abbs, Chief Executive, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

About the event

The UKRI AI in Health & Social Care Symposium brought together the healthcare community to drive conversations about the current state of AI deployment and Responsible Research and Innovation within the rapidly changing field of AI in health and social care.

We addressed sector-specific challenges by bringing together leading professionals from physical and mental health, social care, social scientists, UKRI-funded projects, RAi UK researchers, industry representatives, and members of the RAi UK Health and Social Care Working Group.

Co-hosted by RAi UK and UKRI, this in-person event looked at existing use cases, identifying areas of greatest opportunity and need, exploring barriers to implementation, and assessing AI’s potential to address inequities.

RAi UK AI Champions initiative

We were thrilled to launch the RAi UK AI Champions initiative and introduce the first nominated AI Champions.

Led by RAi UK Health and Social Care Working Group, this initiative aims to foster a network of AI advocates who will drive the responsible development and adoption of AI technologies across the health and social care system. The RAi UK AI Champion role is particularly important as these individuals will combine frontline healthcare experience with AI expertise and play a vital role in helping to ensure that AI solutions are effective, relevant, and address real-world needs.

By empowering and supporting these champions, we aspire to accelerate innovation for improved patient outcomes and ensure AI technologies are implemented in a responsible and equitable manner for the benefit of all.

If you’re interested in getting involved or finding out more, please get in touch at info@rai.ac.uk.

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