4 episodes
The Digital Cancer Twin Podcast – CFRC Podcast Network The Center for Health Innovation
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The Digital Cancer Twin Podcast comes out of a interdisciplinary collaboration between Queen's School of Computing and School of Religion to investigate the ethical, social, philosophical and technical implications of the cutting edge AI cancer diagnostic technology that is being developed at Queen's. This technology allows patients to receive accurate cancer diagnoses and predictions in the early stages of their treatment. What happens when one's future life can be predicted using algorithmic models? What new responsibilities do medical practitioners need to be aware of while using this new tool? Learn more at https://www.queensu.ca/health-innovation/digital-cancer-twin-project/
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The Role of the Humanities in AI and Medical Research
In this episode we interview Dr. Sharday Mosurinjohn and discuss the struggles and importance of including interdisciplinary perspectives on science/technology/medicine related projects.
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Race Medicine, Data Justice, and an Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
In this episode we interview LLana James to talk about the history of race medicine in the development of contemporary AI technology and a possibility for an ethical approach to data and science.
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AI, Military Funding, and the Digital Cancer Twin
In this episode we interview Dr. Amber Simpson to discuss the role of military funding in AI research, and the development of the Digital Cancer Twin.
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Introduction to the Digital Cancer Twin Project
In this episode we speak with Dr. Amber Simpson, LLana James, and Dr. Sharday Mosurinjohn about how the DCT Project started.