I. Glenn Cohen
@CohenProf
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Prof @harvard_law, Bioethics and Health Law Enthusiast, @PetrieFlom Faculty Director, https://t.co/DqdSAAuGQa š³ļøāš
Joined February 2014
Weāve concluded the Innovation, Law & Ethics in International Bioscience symposium on AI in Medicine ā exploring legal & ethical frontiers of health innovation. Read the collection on Bill of Health (@PetrieFlom @Harvard_Law): https://t.co/lr0jjq7gA2
#AI #HealthLaw #CeBIL
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Check out our new article with @david__simon. How Should We Think About Ambient Listening and Transcription Technologiesā Influences on EHR Documentation and Patient-Clinician Conversations? https://t.co/GtkNcktGBy via @journalofethics
journalofethics.ama-assn.org
This commentary offers best-practice recommendations about informed consent processes and patient-clinician relationship formation.
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Our papers: Do large language models have a legal duty to tell the truth? https://t.co/PNjCtmzh2P To protect science, we must use LLMs as zero-shot translators
nature.com
Nature Human Behaviour - Large language models (LLMs) do not distinguish between fact and fiction. They will return an answer to almost any prompt, yet factually incorrect responses are...
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Super excited to see my work on the dangers of ācareless speechā, subtle hallucinations & GenAI for science, academia & education or any areas where truth & detail matter w/@b_mittelstadt Chris Russell ft @sciencedirect Mitch Leslie https://t.co/vMnGumIBgF
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We had a great time chatting with @CohenProf on our debut episode of @AIMDPodcast to discuss his recent @NEJM paper and more! @leah_minnie and I are hoping you join us on our learning journey about how AI can impact us and our profession IRL.
š¤ Is medical AI turning doctors into āquantified workersā? š©ŗ Harvardās Glenn Cohen joins #AI_MD to unpack clinical surveillance, physician autonomy, and the future of medicine. š§ Listen now: [ https://t.co/7fcaylJXXy]
#AIinHealthcare #MedTech #Bioethics
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A Special Communication published in JAMA examines the nature of #AI tools in clinical settings. Authors Derek Angus, MD, MPH, @CohenProf, JD, and @MichelleM_Mello, MPhil, PhD, JD, were interviewed by @guardian regarding legal implications of these tools. https://t.co/AKTjN6oSkL
theguardian.com
Report raises concerns about liability issues and lack of testing as development of AI health tools booms
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I was quoted in this article in Medical Economics about the use of AI in medicine and the likely affect on malpractice actions https://t.co/nZmQP6CsFy
medicaleconomics.com
Artificial intelligence is entering exam rooms faster than malpractice law can keep up. Hereās what physicians need to know about how to use these tools without inviting avoidable risk.
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Excited to share new @BMJ_latest research from the Womenās Health Innovation Collection with @GatesFoundation. Our paper (with @CarmelShachar, Sara Raza & Eric Bressman) explores the effective regulation of technology in womenās health and healthcare
bmj.com
Carmel Shachar and colleagues argue that femtech requires robust and stringent privacy and security safeguards because of the sensitivity of the data The rise of direct-to-consumer technologies has...
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Welcome Sofia Palmieri, our new Post-Doctoral Fellow in Medicine, Artificial Intelligence, and the Law, whose research is at the intersection of law, ethics, artificial intelligence, and health care: https://t.co/HphPZ4yH0V
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Just posted my paper, Off-Label Inducement, to SSRN. It argues for a new (old) tort to hold drug and device manufacturers liable for inducing clinicians to make unsafe off-label uses. https://t.co/umeBYvQVEV
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This meticulously careful and thoughtfully constructed paper by Azoulay-@mattsclancy-Li-Sampat is well worth reading. Thanks to the authors for so quickly pulling together such thoughtful evidence on such an important and policy-relevant question.
Earlier this year, the Presidentās budget proposed a 40% cut to the NIH budget. This sparked an obvious research question: What if the NIH had been 40% smaller in previous years? Hereās what Pierre Azoulay, Danielle Li, Bhaven Sampat, and I found when we looked at grants that
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Illinois just passed one of the strongest caregiver protection laws in the U.S. Read @eadashi @BrownUniversityĀ & @CohenProf @harvardlaw thoughts about it in @JAMAPediatrics
https://t.co/hiBpTAO26n
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Associate Professor @MedlawDan, a health law expert, published a new article in @Health_Affairs about regulating oncology drugs.
In his new Forefront article, @MedlawDan from @sjquinney discusses how HHS has a tremendous opportunity to ensure that both government and private insurers are paying for oncology treatments demonstrating clinically significant improvements in overall survival or quality of life.
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Aspiring academics, apply to @UTexasLaw Academic Fellowships Program, which is a 2yr program supporting emerging scholars who aspire to join the legal academy as tenure-track faculty members! Please apply at the following link! https://t.co/rYZzJH4MVc
law.utexas.edu
We are delighted to announce the launch of the Texas Law Academic Fellowships program.Ā The program supports individuals who are committed to obtaining an appointment as a tenure-track member of a...
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I joined eight former CDC directorsāspanning Republican and Democratic administrationsāto share this warning: our nationās health is at risk.Ā The very systems that protect us from disease, cancer, and future health threats are being dismantled.
nytimes.com
Agency leaders sound the alarm.
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New article in @BLawĀ by @CohenProfĀ and Guillermo Astudillo call for data deletion as a cornerstone of future U.S. data privacy protections: https://t.co/33SC0O6i7Z
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@ProfWEpstein co-edited Health Law as Private Law. Based on a @PetrieFlom conference at @Harvard_Law, this @CambridgeUP volume explores whether private law can serve as a tool for health care reform. For more information: https://t.co/43a32lpxVZ
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Thrilled to share our new article in @ScienceMagazine on governing quantum technology. We propose a standards-first approach to ensure a safe, ethical, and interoperable quantum future. A fantastic collaboration with @mateo_aboy, @ugasser & @CohenProf!
science.org
Standards offer a flexible, globally harmonized path to govern early-stage quantum technologies while preserving innovation, security, and international cooperation
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