Investigador del IECS llevó la experiencia y la perspectiva de LAC sobre Ai entornos de bajos recursos en el evento en Aman, región MENA
🌍 Desde Amán, Jordania en investigador Martin Saban del Instituto de Efectividad Clinica y Sanitaria (IECS) participó del panel “From Concept to Impact: Advancing Health Outcomes Through Responsible AI in Low-Resource Settings”, en el encuentro regional Advancing Responsible AI for Global Health in MENA.
Presentación del proyecto
Martín presentó Natal-IA, un proyecto de Guatemala, apoyado por CLIAS - Centro de Inteligencia Artificial y Salud para América Latina y El Caribe que entrena a parteras rurales para realizar ecografías simples. La IA selecciona las imágenes relevantes, las envía a especialistas y traduce los informes a lenguas locales, ampliando capacidades en zonas donde el sistema no llega.
🧠 ¿La IA puede reemplazar a los trabajadores de la salud?
Martín compartió una reflexión honesta y necesaria: “Hoy la IA no reemplaza el juicio clínico; lo apoya y lo amplifica. Toda tecnología debe evaluarse como una intervención en salud: con evidencia, responsabilidad y foco en el paciente.”
🤝 Panel diverso y global
Con la participación de Jhon Magkilat, MPP (HealthAI - The Global Agency for Responsible AI in Health), Aral Sürmeli (HERA Digital Health),Pr.Dr. Zakaria Belrhiti (PhD)(Mohammed VI University of Health Sciences)
Moderado por Emily George Nicholson (UNICEF).
Organizado por
American University of Beirut, EMPHNET, IDRC en América Latina y el Caribe | IDRC in Latin America and the Caribbean y Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
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