Abstract This chapter discusses the ethical issues that are raised by development, deployment and use of AI. It starts with a review (ethical) benefits AI then presents findings SHERPA project, which used case studies Delphi study to identify what people perceived be issues. These discussed using categorisation technologies introduced earlier. Detailed accounts given arising from machine learni...

in the editorial published in this journal, daniels and colleagues argue that his and sabin’s accountability for reasonableness (a4r) framework should be used to handle ethical issues in the health technology assessment (hta)-process, especially concerning fairness. in contrast to this suggestion, it is argued that such an approach risks suffering from the irrrelevance or insufficiency they war...

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The ability to culture human stem cells long term, and possibly indefinitely, and to control how such cells specialise to form the different tissues of the body offers the possibility of major advances in healthcare. Stem cells have been isolated and cultured, but a great deal of research is required to develop cell lines which can generate replacement cells and tissues to treat many diseases.S...