This chapter explores the intersection of cloud connectivity and the use of secure solutions, such as remote access gateways, for connecting to hospital networks and imaging systems. It examines the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence (AI) based tools, particularly the use of AI chatbots for operational efficiency, while addressing concerns related to data leakage and intellectual property (IP) exposure. The chapter goes on to discuss the broader context of AI and risk management within healthcare systems and medical devices, where a comprehensive framework for AI governance is proposed, covering data collection, verification techniques, IP protection strategies, and the standardization of best practices across large organizations. Additionally, several types of AI are defined, with real-world use cases demonstrating their applications in both healthcare and service settings. The chapter concludes by emphasizing the critical role of AI in helping organizations prioritize their most valuable asset (i.e., time) and outlining strategies for mitigating cloud computing attacks as well as data leakage risks, while establishing internal guidelines for the responsible integration of AI in environments that are highly regulated.

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AI Risks to IP, IoT, and Product Management

  • William Harding,
  • Andreas Hartmann,
  • Shayla O’Brien,
  • Viktor Sinzig,
  • Gabriel Break,
  • Natalie Sinzig

摘要

This chapter explores the intersection of cloud connectivity and the use of secure solutions, such as remote access gateways, for connecting to hospital networks and imaging systems. It examines the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence (AI) based tools, particularly the use of AI chatbots for operational efficiency, while addressing concerns related to data leakage and intellectual property (IP) exposure. The chapter goes on to discuss the broader context of AI and risk management within healthcare systems and medical devices, where a comprehensive framework for AI governance is proposed, covering data collection, verification techniques, IP protection strategies, and the standardization of best practices across large organizations. Additionally, several types of AI are defined, with real-world use cases demonstrating their applications in both healthcare and service settings. The chapter concludes by emphasizing the critical role of AI in helping organizations prioritize their most valuable asset (i.e., time) and outlining strategies for mitigating cloud computing attacks as well as data leakage risks, while establishing internal guidelines for the responsible integration of AI in environments that are highly regulated.