SXSW 2025
Moving Beyond Stigma: Understanding Cerebral Palsy and AI
Description:
Cerebral palsy, a group of neurological disorders that can cause physical disabilities, is highly stigmatized. As experts converge neuroscience and artificial intelligence, is cerebral palsy something that should be cured by scientists within our lifetime? Do patients with cerebral palsy need to be “fixed"?
Hear from "Breaking Bad" actor RJ Mitte about living with cerebral palsy and listen to experts discuss ethical considerations as they explore the possibilities of using AI for early detection, allowing physicians to provide treatment options earlier.
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Takeaways
- Review of CP associated lifelong complications and stigma.
- Overview of ethical considerations when using machine learning for the potential early identification of CP.
- Explore the future benefits to treatment through early identification of CP using AI assisted clinical decision-making.
Speakers
- Anthony Rudine, Neonatologist, PEDIATRIX MEDICAL GROUP & St. David’s Medical Center (Level IV NICU)
- Romina Elias, Chief Nursing Informatics Officer, Dell Technologies
- Michael Knight, Chief Technology Officer, EPIC iO Technologies
- RJ Mitte, Actor, N/A
Organizer
Raymond Atilano, Division Director of Clinical Research, St. David's HealthCare
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