Event Recap
Columbia University Bioethics recently hosted a well-attended webinar discussing automation complacency in medical decision-making. Key speakers included Michael Saadeh, who defined automation bias, and Emily Beer, who reviewed relevant legal cases. Camille Castelyn emphasized cultural impacts on AI in healthcare, while Joel Janhonen addressed psychological tendencies towards automated decisions. Risks of automation complacency and ethical…
Clinical Care AI & Automation Bias Event
The authors of Automation complacency: risks of abdicating medical decision making. AI Ethics will present their work at a CLE event hosted by Columbia University Bioethics on November 13 at 6:15 pm. The webinar will provide insights about what leads people to rely on AI, exploring time constraints as well as automation bias. The risks of AI…
Fall 2025 brainstorming
In August and September, forum members covered a lot of bioethics territory. Topics were wide ranging: from innovations like stem-cell based embryo models and clinical decision support software systems to nature relatedness research. The authors of the automation bias paper about decision support software are planning a webinar through Columbia University and including the AI…
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