Dr. Kathy (Keung) Kim completed her S.J.D. in 2024, concentrating on healthcare technology, regulations, and privacy protection. She also earned an Ed.D. in 2023, focusing on analyzing digital storytelling’s cross-cultural content. While at Maurer, Dr. Kim was actively involved in the Maurer Global Forum, where she served as founder and forum chair. From 2009 to 2018, Dr. Kim worked as a consultant for the United Nations and returned to this role in 2024. This presentation is part of her ongoing project within the Multi-stakeholder Forum on Science, Technology, and Innovation for the SDGs 2025 at the United Nations.
Abstract: Identifying how AI-Healthcare regulation can manage risks and improve health data quality is crucial. This is particularly important for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations. However, the global demand for AI health data underscores the challenges posed by inconsistent data collection systems, highlighting the need for uniform standards. To understand these global standards’ potential benefits, this presentation analyzes two distinct approaches: the U.S., which treats AI healthcare as a medical device, and the EU, focusing on systemic challenges.” In the U.S., AI healthcare is regarded as a medical device that uses data to enhance research and healthcare treatment. Conversely, the EU has focused on addressing significant systemic and risk-threshold definition challenges. After highlighting the critical need for AI healthcare regulation, this presentation narrows down to a comparative analysis of data collection and quality control regulatory strategies in the U.S. and EU.
Registration link: https://iu.zoom.us/meeting/register/jADU8rKlSJynIAXWjcJRAA
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