Maryam Alvandi, Zahra Shaghaghi, Zhino Fatehi, Behshad Naghshtabrizi, Tayeb Mohammadi, Safoora Nikzad
Exploring the impact of recent COVID-19 infection on perfusion and functional parameters derived from gated myocardial perfusion imaging in patients undergoing evaluation for coronary artery disease
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current ethical debates use artificial intelligence ai healthcare treat ai product technology three ways first assessing risks potential benefits currently developed aienabled products ethical checklists second proposing ex ante lists ethical values seen relevant design development assistive technology third promoting ai technology use moral reasoning part automation process dominance three perspectives discourse demonstrated brief summary literature subsequently propose fourth approach ai namely methodological tool assist ethical reflection provide concept aisimulation informed three separate elements 1 stochastic human behavior models based behavioral data simulating realistic settings 2 qualitative empirical data value statements regarding internal policy 3 visualization components aid understanding impact changes variables potential approach inform interdisciplinary field anticipated ethical challenges ethical tradeoffs concrete settings hence spark reevaluation design implementation plans may particularly useful applications deal extremely complex values behavior limitations communication resources affected persons eg persons dementia care care persons cognitive impairment simulation replace ethical reflection allow detailed contextsensitive analysis design process prior implementation finally discuss inherently quantitative methods analysis afforded stochastic simulations well potential ethical discussions simulations ai improve traditional forms thought experiments futureoriented technology assessment