Responsible Innovation and Social Knowledge in Artificial Intelligence

RISK-AI

RISK-AI is a Nordic–Baltic research project funded by NordForsk under the Nordic Programme on Health and Welfare. It explores how AI can be used responsibly in healthcare, focusing on medical imaging and clinical applications, with significant potential and risks.
The project involves five partners from Norway, Denmark, Finland and Latvia, including universities, research centres and hospitals.

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NordForks

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320 525 EUR

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Software engineering and information systems
Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering

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RISK-AI is a Nordic–Baltic collaboration about using artificial intelligence responsibly in healthcare. In a highly digitalised region facing pressures such as ageing populations and resource constraints, the project responds to the new EU AI Act and the push to bring AI into everyday clinical practice.

We introduce the concept of Responsible Risk to help organisations understand and manage the clinical, social and organisational risks that come with AI – adjusted to both the organisation and the maturity of each AI tool.

Through two clinical use cases in Norway and Latvia, using the validated MAS-AI framework, and through targeted training of healthcare professionals and other stakeholders, RISK-AI aims to support trustworthy and safe adoption of AI in healthcare.