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Making responsible AI and advanced technologies operational in health research: the design and first national application of the Global Ethics and Regulatory Preparedness (GERP) method
Abstract Artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies are entering health research faster than the systems that oversee it can adapt. Two reform movements respond. A global movement runs through the World Health Organization&r
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