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Trust; validation; and accountability: implementing uses of generative artificial intelligence into Health Technology Assessment practice
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The 2025 HTAi Global Policy Forum (GPF) report offers a timely and thoughtful synthesis of the opportunities and challenges associated with the use of artificial intelligence (AI); and particularly generative AI (GenAI); in Health Technology Assessment (HTA) (1). Its emphasis on trust; human agency; and risk-based approaches reflects both the maturity of the discussion within the HTA community and a shared recognition that technical capability alone is insufficient for responsible adoption. The report succeeds in articulating a common set of principles and a broadly aligned vision across HTA bodies; life sciences; and other interest holders.
Keywords:
GenAI
artificial intelligence
systematic literature reviews
HTA
evidence synthesis
generative artificial intelligence
methods
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