Whose Knowledge Counts? Exploring Epistemic Injustice in Medical AI

In this lecture, we invite Giorgia Pozzi (TU Delft), who addresses these questions through the concept of epistemic injustice. This concept has inaugurated a new research area in AI ethics and medicine that seeks to identify epistemically unjust ways of conceiving illness, treating individuals, and allocating healthcare.

After Pozzi’s introductory lecture, an interdisciplinary panel of scholars, including Jonathan Adams (ethics), Veronique Hoste (natural language processing) and Sofia Palmieri (law), will exchange ideas about AI in the healthcare landscape and the relevance of epistemic injustice (moderation by Heidi Mertes).

We welcome individuals working in academia, clinical practice, and anyone interested in the challenges posed by the introduction of AI in healthcare.