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Is it ethical to develop artificial intelligence dermatology tools using data from low- and middle-income countries without ensuring access?
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Abstract
Artificial intelligence is transforming dermatology yet often relies on data from low- and middle-income countries without ensuring reciprocal benefits. This perspective highlights the ethical imperative to address data colonialism through equitable access, fair governance and inclusive global partnerships.
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