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2023 PRIM&R Annual Conference

Research Conducted in the Digital World

Communication With the Public

Flexibility and Innovation in Research Oversight Processes

B08 - [IN-PERSON ONLY] Artificial Intelligence (AI) Is Not the Boogey Man: Simplifying the Concept of "Data" in the Context of AI to Enable Knowledge and Know‐How in Review

Monday, December 4, 2023
2:15 PM – 3:15 PM ET
Location: Room 202 AB
Human Subjects Research Learning Lab Series CIP Accredited
This session is being held in-person only at PRIMR23. It will not be recorded for on-demand access or for the PRIMR23/SBER23 Virtual Meeting.

AI is becoming more and more prevalent in human subjects research. However, many researchers don't understand why using this technology might require extra protections and considerations. Many see AI as just a tool, like a calculator, and don't realize that the data that powers it is not neutral. This means that there are a number of ethical and regulatory considerations that need to be taken into account when using AI in research. Unfortunately, many IRBs lack the resources to fully understand AI and its implications, making it difficult for them to provide adequate oversight. This session will provide IRBs with a clear and straightforward walk through of an effective IRB review of AI in human subjects research using the current regulatory framework and standards.

Learning Objectives:

  • Define the terms "data," "algorithm," and "machine learning" in the context of AI�
  • Review the historical background of data and how that is relevant to the issues presented in AI today   
  • Identify and discuss the ethical and regulatory considerations of using AI in human subject research