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Jul 2, 2026, 14:34
Julie Morgan: How Do We Care for Patients We Can’t See?
Julie Morgan, Chair, Education Committee at The European Fertility Society, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“How do we care for patients we can’t see?
Bias by default: a qualitative visual cross-platform analysis of how generative AI models construct the IVF patient through problematic default representations worldwide.
Katie Rollings and I will be sharing our findings at ESHRE 2026.
Poster L26–P-375
If you’re attending ESHRE, we’d love you to stop by, say hello and share your thoughts.”
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