Join the Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Ethics (CAIDE) in person or online for a panel discussion of experts from law, computing and health innovation to discuss the recent determination of the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
Harrison.ai’s I-Med AI project used de-identified patient scans to train an AI diagnostic tool, Annalise.ai, without directly seeking consent.
After an investigation the OAIC determined there was no breach of the Privacy Act, given the way in which the data was de-identified, along with considerations of contract and governance.
Prof Mark Taylor
Mark is the Director of the Collaborative for Better Health and Regulation , Melbourne Law School and HeLEX@Melbourne. His research is focused upon the regulation of personal information with emphasis upon health information and genetic data. He is interested in privacy law and data protection and has a particular interest in trustworthy governance of health data used for secondary research purposes.
Dr Kit Huckvale
Kit is the Acting Director of the Centre for Digital Transformation of Health, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Melbourne
Frances Wheelahan
Frances Wheelahan is a Partner at Corrs Chambers Westgarth.
Fran specialises in transactions and advice related to the ownership, procurement, commercialisation and other dealings with intellectual property and technology.
Maureen Turner
Maureen is the Chief Executive Officer at BioGrid Australia Ltd.
BioGrid Australia operates a leading federated technology platform that allows authorised researchers to dynamically extract data from multiple sources whilst protecting patient privacy.
Maureen is responsible for the strategic and operational management of the business and its membership.
