Responsible AI for Health Intelligence

Artificial intelligence has enormous potential to help people and healthcare professionals make sense of increasingly complex health information. But health AI needs guardrails.

Biomarks.ai is being developed around the principle that AI should support human understanding and clinical decision-making rather than replace it.

AI Supports. Humans Decide.

Biomarks can use AI to help analyze assessment responses, summarize health information, identify patterns, interpret uploaded information and generate health intelligence. AI-generated information should always be considered within the appropriate context.

For healthcare practitioners, Biomarks is intended to support professional workflows and clinical judgment, not replace them.

For individuals, Biomarks can help make health information easier to understand but should not replace advice, diagnosis or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional.

Biomarks AI Does Not Diagnose You

Unless a particular Biomarks feature is expressly identified and appropriately authorized as a medical device or diagnostic service, Biomarks assessments and AI-generated insights should be considered informational and supportive.

A score, risk indicator, summary or AI-generated observation does not necessarily mean that an individual has or does not have a particular medical condition.

AI Can Make Mistakes

Artificial intelligence is not infallible. AI systems may misunderstand information, omit relevant context, generate inaccurate interpretations or produce outputs that require professional review. We believe communicating these limitations is an important part of responsible AI.

Human Oversight

Biomarks is designed to keep humans at the center of important health decisions. Healthcare practitioners remain responsible for applying their professional judgment when using Biomarks generated information as part of patient care.

Individuals should consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional where an assessment or AI-generated insight raises a health concern.

Risk-Based AI

Not every AI output carries the same level of potential consequence. As Biomarks develops, our objective is to apply greater scrutiny, testing and human oversight to functionality where incorrect information could have greater potential health significance.

Continuous Improvement

AI technology and healthcare knowledge continue to evolve. Biomarks intends to continually evaluate its AI systems, user feedback, assessment performance and emerging safety standards to identify opportunities for improvement.

AI and Emergencies

Biomarks.ai is not an emergency medical service. If you believe you or another person may be experiencing a medical emergency, contact your local emergency service or an appropriate healthcare professional immediately. AI should make health intelligence more useful, not remove humans from healthcare.