Abstract
This recurring column will explore a key ethical or regulatory issue critical to the use of artificial intelligence in precision oncology. A foundational challenge for health care professionals is proficient literacy in artificial intelligence by the user. Once competence in the algorithms being utilized is achieved, it becomes much easier for a healthcare provider to evaluate the other ethical issues that artificial intelligence may present in their use scenario. Therefore, this first column will discuss the requirements for competency and expertise in artificial intelligence, as foundational for ethical deployment in a clinical practice.
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