Q&A: How AI can fail people with disabilities
A new report explores possible best practices for the adoption, use and monitoring of health technologies, including AI, for people with disabilities.
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The steady push of air from a CPAP machine can be lifesaving for people with sleep apnea. It also provides health care professionals with a stream of information that ensures a person is breathing through the night.
