What does the future hold for management of your personal health information in the era of machine learning, artificial intelligence, and compelled disclosures of personal health information to employers, insurers, and others? How are insurers using machine learning to better protect privacy and make operations more efficient? What tradeoffs are we making in this era of mechanization and artificial intelligence? Host Avery Kolers of the UofL Philosophy Department interviews Prof. Mark Rothstein of the UofL Law School and the Institute for Bioethics, Health Policy, and Law; and Paul Friedman, VP for Information Technology at Humana. This is the first of a periodic series on ethics & technology.
Cover photo is from the Computer History Museum. Photo is by Marc Smith https://flic.kr/p/3i6Rhx.
Music is "The Killer Bunny" by Prismic. https://soundcloud.com/prismicofficial