ALTAI Tool for Assessing AI-Based Technologies: Lessons Learned and Recommendations from SHAPES Pilots

Across European countries, the SHAPES Project is piloting AI-based technologies that could improve healthcare delivery for older people over 60 years old. This article aims to present a study developed inside the SHAPES Project to find a theoretical framework focused on AI-assisted technology in hea...

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Published in:Healthcare (Basel) 2023-05, Vol.11 (10), p.1454
Main Authors: Rajamäki, Jyri, Gioulekas, Fotios, Rocha, Pedro Alfonso Lebre, Garcia, Xavier Del Toro, Ofem, Paulinus, Tyni, Jaakko
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Aged patients
aging
ALTAI
Ambulation aids
Artificial intelligence
assessment
Care and treatment
Decision-making
ethics
Health aspects
Health care industry
Health care reform
healthcare
Medical ethics
Older people
Perceptions
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Summary:Across European countries, the SHAPES Project is piloting AI-based technologies that could improve healthcare delivery for older people over 60 years old. This article aims to present a study developed inside the SHAPES Project to find a theoretical framework focused on AI-assisted technology in healthcare for older people living in the home, to assess the SHAPES AI-based technologies using the ALTAI tool, and to derive ethical recommendations regarding AI-based technologies for ageing and healthcare. The study has highlighted concerns and reservations about AI-based technologies, namely dealing with living at home, mobility, accessibility, data exchange procedures in cross-board cases, interoperability, and security. A list of recommendations is built not only for the healthcare sector, but also for other pilot studies.
ISSN:2227-9032
2227-9032
DOI:10.3390/healthcare11101454