Final thank you to the participants without whom this study would not have been possible. Their expertise was invaluable in understanding the challenges emerging in context.

I hope you'll check it out and let me know if you have any questions/comments. Many thanks to my PhD supervisors Stuart Anderson and @dschiff.bsky.social for helping me think through and develop this project. Hopefully this can be a starting point for more research on 'bottom-up' AI governance!

We found that there is great variance in how AI is governed across hospitals, and that setting up governance committees is challenging because the diffusion of AI within hospitals is not always complementary with existing norms in medicine. More details and findings are in the body of the paper.

The paper was motivated by a desire to understand how governance is emerging in practice settings. We spoke to healthcare practitioners with experience developing 'bottom-up' AI governance committees and task groups in radiology departments and professional societies in the US and UK.

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Congrats Joe!! Amazing to see how this work has progressed

at no point did I know where that sentence was going but maybe I should’ve known