Poland to become second EU member of global healthcare AI network

Oct 22 (Reuters) Poland on Thursday committed to join a HealthAI-led global ​network for governing ‌the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, as Europe rolls out new AI rules ‌amid ​growing concerns over ⁠unpredictable AI behaviour. • ⁠Poland would become the second European Union member state after Portugal to ​join the Global Regulatory Network (GRN), whose members ⁠also include Britain, ⁠India, Brazil, Singapore, ​the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Zambia ​and Peru. • GRN members have ‌access to AI healthcare tools reviewed by regulators, as well as ⁠a real-time warning system for sharing reports of harmful incidents. • There is ⁠no ‌fixed timeline for ⁠Poland’s potential accession, ​a ‌HealthAI spokesperson said, adding ​that the ⁠agreement establishes a one-year cooperation framework. (Reporting by Mateusz Rabiega and Leo Marchandon in Gdansk; Editing by ​Anil D Silva)