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Co-Design of a Trustworthy AI System in Healthcare

Kaiserslautern, Germany

The paper and supporting materials describe a co-design process involving patients, clinicians, ethicists, and engineers around a skin-lesion classifier and its trustworthy use.

trustworthy AIhealthcare ethicsmultidisciplinary co-designproblem formulationdesignevaluationdeployment review
Overview
Region
Europe
Lead organization
Z-Inspection® initiative; DFKI and multidisciplinary collaborators
Organization type
research consortium
Technology group
deep learning / diagnostic support
Activity status
published_case
Start year
2021
Last updated
Mar 25, 2026
Participation documentation
Participation mode
patients, clinicians, and ethicists co-design diagnostic AI
Participants
patients; clinicians; ethicists; AI engineers
Methods
co-design; multidisciplinary workshops; ethical review
AI lifecycle stages
problem formulation; design; evaluation; deployment review
Evidence summary
The paper and supporting materials describe a co-design process involving patients, clinicians, ethicists, and engineers around a skin-lesion classifier and its trustworthy use.
Atlas assessment
Cautious · Medium confidence · evidence grade B
Uncertainty
Stakeholder co-design is clearly described in the paper, but public project documentation outside the publication is limited.
Project details
Participation group
Co Design
Technology description
deep learning / diagnostic support
Funding
Not documented
Region of activity
international
Verification status
Paper Verified

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