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The post India joins global push for safe AI in healthcare appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Homepage > News > Business > India joins global push for safe AI in healthcare India has joined the HealthAI Global Regulatory Network (GRN) as a pioneer member, marking a significant step in its efforts to ensure the safe, effective, and ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. HealthAI, the Global Agency for Responsible AI in Health, hailed India’s inclusion as a critical milestone in its mission to strengthen international cooperation around responsible AI governance in health systems. The agreement launches a new collaboration between India and HealthAI, focused on sharing safety protocols, clinical monitoring practices, and regulatory insights to accelerate the global adoption of trustworthy AI in healthcare. India will be represented by the Indian Council of Medical Research – National Institute for Research in Digital Health and Data Science (ICMR-NIRDHDS) and IndiaAI. These agencies will work alongside regulatory counterparts from countries like the United Kingdom and Singapore to shape global standards, monitor AI performance in clinical settings, and contribute to developing safe and equitable digital health technologies. This partnership positions India as a global leader in digital health and responsible AI deployment, enabling it to contribute its technical expertise to the evolving global regulatory landscape. As AI tools become increasingly embedded in healthcare delivery, ensuring their safety, equity, and effectiveness has become urgent. “Through this collaboration with HealthAI, we are fostering cross-disciplinary engagement and strengthening data-driven practice. Together, we aim to enhance the safety, effectiveness and accessibility of AI in health,” Mona Duggal, director of ICMR-NIRDHDS, said in a statement. “The country’s vast healthcare experience and commitment to digital innovation will provide valuable insights as we work together to create global networks that aim to ensure AI-driven benefits reach patients safely and effectively. We welcome India as a founding pioneer country and look forward to the expertise…