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he European Commission–funded EthicAI4CARE project has launched to promote ethical AI in healthcare. Led by the University of Macerata, the initiative brings together leading universities and partners, including the Public Innovation Institute, whose Director of AI and Technology Ethics, Dr. Simona Tiribelli, will help design a framework for trustworthy healthcare AI. The project runs through 2027.

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