Summary of the content
This
presentation is part of a thematic session held at ESCAIDE 2025, titled ‘Artificial
intelligence in public health: hype or help?’. Artificial intelligence (AI) has
become a popular term in the past few years, but do we really know what it
means? How can we harness its potential in public health practice? The purpose
of this session is to increase awareness and literacy about AI, with a focus on
public health, and to gain a better understanding of its real-world
implementation through insights from experts in the field.
Moderators (learn more
about the moderators on the ESCAIDE
website)
- Laura Espinosa – Expert Epidemic Intelligence, ECDC, Sweden
- Katja Siling – Scientific Officer, ECDC, Sweden
Speakers (learn more
about the speakers on the ESCAIDE
website)
- Sergio Consoli – Project Officer, Joint Research Centre, Italy
- Yannis Paschalidis – Professor of Engineering, Computing & Data Sciences, Boston University, United States
- Annie Hartley – Professor, Federal Polytechnic School of Lausanne, Switzerland