Millie CEO and founder Anu Sharma said that, while inherently political, AI tools such as an abortion training model developed in Texas can save lives.
Artificial intelligence tools are now available for future medical professionals at one Texas university to navigate the complexities of pregnancy and abortion—a development that further blurs the line between technology, politics and healthcare.
Her hope is that AI will take some of the burden off frontline workers, create personalized approaches to patient care and be able to provide a continuous stream of data to present a picture of 'evolving risks' during pregnancy. Still, she noted there are concerns if these tools are not implemented correctly.
There will be companies that'll be on the vanguard of that and I think, from their experience, things will be learned and will be adopted more broadly. So, I don't worry too much about it, just knowing how the healthcare system actually works,' Sharma continued. A 2024 research paper published by McGill Law Journal found that AI can be used to monitor the privacy of women seeking abortions and 'exert strong control over their bodies.
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