Riyadh to host fourth UNESCO Global Forum on the Ethics of AI
Sessions will examine how countries and regions can play a greater role in shaping international AI ethics standards.
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Sessions will examine how countries and regions can play a greater role in shaping international AI ethics standards.
The maturity of Saudi Arabia's digital health landscape reportedly gives healthcare organisations and policymakers an opportunity to connect innovation with clinical care.
LKCMedicine and SGInnovate aim to deepen the links between education, research, industry and entrepreneurship, with a view to preparing graduates for an increasingly AI-enabled healthcare landscape.
The partnership will also extend into digital health, elderly care, special educational needs support, smart city applications and education technology.
Use cases cited include clinical record summarisation, procurement reviews, roster generation and general productivity tasks.
The guidelines are intended to govern algorithm development, clinical validation and deployment of AI systems used to analyse scans such as CT, MRI, PET and ultrasound.
Alongside the shift to agentic AI, Singapore has updated its Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Guidelines (AIHGle 2.0).
The framework updates guidance first issued in 2020 and is intended to work alongside South Korea's AI Basic Act, which took effect earlier this year.
Ping An Good Doctor's AI Doctor service reached 100% retail coverage and 9.7 million users in H1 2026, the company said.