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Shaping ethics, regulation and standardization in AI for health

The results of these meetings were reported to SG16 in seven interim and one final report:

1) SG16-TD252/Plen (2019-03): https:// itu .int/ md/ T17 -SG16 -190319 -TD -PLEN -0252
(Meetings A, B, C)
2) SG16-TD/Plen (2019-10): https:// itu .int/ md/ T17 -SG16 -191007 -TD -PLEN -0312 (Meetings
D, E, F)
3) SG16-TD386/Plen (2020-06): https:// itu .int/ md/ T17 -SG16 -200622 -TD -PLEN -0386
(Meetings G, H, I)
4) SG16-TD470/Plen (2021-04): https:// itu .int/ md/ T17 -SG16 -210419 -TD -PLEN -0470
(Meetings J, K)
5) SG16-TD539/Plen (2022-01): https:// itu .int/ md/ T17 -SG16 -220117 -TD -PLEN -0539
(Meetings L, M)
6) SG16-TD13/Plen (2022-10): https:// itu .int/ md/ T22 -SG16 -221017 -TD -PLEN -0013
(Meetings N, O, P)
7) SG16-TD110/Plen (2023-07): https:// itu .int/ md/ T22 -SG16 -230710 -TD -PLEN -0110
(Meetings Q, R, S)
8) SG16-TD202/Plen (2024-01): https:// itu .int/ md/ T22 -SG16 -240415 -TD -PLEN -0202
(Final report)

Figure B.1 illustrates the format of meetings per year of operation of the FG-AI4H.

Figures B.2 and B.3 provide some information on participation at the meetings, noting that
some of the data was collected only for meetings I though S (due to the migration of systems
with the meeting registration information), which could still be considered representative for
the ensemble of meetings.

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