00:00Please join me in welcoming Ashree, Dr. Obama Yusuke, welcome.
00:05Distinguished guests, Artificial Intelligence adds yet another important dimension to our discussion today.
00:12There is no doubt that AI offers significant opportunities.
00:16In healthcare, it can assist critical judgment.
00:20In the corporate sphere, it can support decision-making, improve efficiency and help professionals process increasingly complex information.
00:30But as our reliance on this system grows, so too does the importance of understanding how they are used and
00:38how they are governed.
00:40We need to ask some very practical questions.
00:43How reliable is the information produced by an AI system?
00:48What are the limits of its capabilities?
00:51Who is responsible for checking its output?
00:55When should the doctor, director or other professional questions what the system recommends?
01:01And how do we properly document the decision that has been informed by AI?
01:07There is also a broader question.
01:09What happens when the system does not perform as expected?
01:13These are not merely questions about technology.
01:15There are questions of governance, professional responsibility, and human oversight.
01:22Increasingly, they may also have consequences for legal liability and insurance.
01:28For any institution adopting AI, it is therefore important to understand why the technology is being used,
01:36what risks may arise from its use, and what safeguards are necessary.
01:40Technology may assist professional judgment, but effective human oversight remains essential.
01:47Addressing these issues requires a conversation that extends beyond any single profession.
01:54It requires engagement among those who develop the technology, those who deploy it, those who rely on it,
02:01and close to the sense and manage the risks associated with its use.
02:07And that is precisely why a forum such as this is so valuable.
02:13By bringing together legal professionals, healthcare practitioners, operators, leaders, insurance brokers,
02:20and other stakeholders, we have an opportunity to learn from one another,
02:25to better understand the risks and opportunities before us,
02:29and to consider how our respective professionals can respond responsibly to a relatively changing environment.
02:38Ultimately, the question is not simply what artificial intelligence can do.
02:43The more important question is how we, as professionals, choose to use it responsibly.
02:56The invariant, it is something that we hear.
02:58You
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