Evaluating AI, Apps, and Digital Solutions-View Presentation

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The video addresses evaluating artificial intelligence (AI), apps, and digital solutions, presented by a CTO of a mental health tech startup and Stanford educator. It introduces the American Psychiatric Association's App Evaluation Model, which was crafted around 2017-2018, providing a structured method to assess digital health technologies. This model comprises several assessment layers: grounding, privacy and safety, evidence and benefit, ease of use, and interoperability. It stresses examining aspects like the business model, data security, and ease of use before adopting tech solutions.<br /><br />Additionally, the video explores AI's evolution, dividing it into three stages: symbolic AI (AI 1.0), machine and deep learning (AI 2.0), and advanced models like those utilized in voice and image recognition systems (AI 3.0). The speaker highlights AI's applications in medicine but notes pitfalls such as data bias, the unpredictability of AI outputs, and legal considerations regarding medical malpractice and data privacy.<br /><br />The presentation also touches on regulatory frameworks and certifications like HITRUST and SOC-2, necessary for ensuring security and privacy compliance. Lastly, the speaker introduces various coalitions and frameworks aimed at governing AI's healthcare use, emphasizing the intensifying role of digital solutions in mental health and the importance of thorough evaluation and compliance.

Keywords

AI evaluation

digital health technologies

App Evaluation Model

mental health tech

symbolic AI

machine learning

data privacy

regulatory compliance

healthcare AI