• You must examine the possibility of ethical issues in a healthcare AI system, such as prejudice or discrimination, and inspect whether a notification function or procedure for problems has been established.
• In notifying ethical issues, you must first create the criteria and inspection conditions for the AI system to self-evaluate its trustworthiness. The key inspection checklist is as follows.
✓ Safeguarding human rights, protection of privacy, respect for diversity, prohibition of infringement, public interest, engagement, medical data management, liability, safety, transparency, license management, IRB approval, etc.
✓ The provisions that can be regulated by the IRB’s Bioethics and Safety Act include: human subject research, human-derived material research, embryo production and management, genetic testing and gene therapy, etc.
✓ Korea Internet & Security Agency’s study on the EU’s Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI presents components, grounds, implementation conditions, and evaluation for trustworthy AI.
• Other than the self-inspection function, AI systems must also have a function to send feedback to the system operator whenever a user discovers ethical issues during system operation.
