NIH ODSS AI Initiatives Admin Supplements — Seed
Funds AI, ethics, and data readiness initiatives at institutions partnering with NIH grants.
The NIH Office of Data Science Strategy runs three distinct AI initiatives that fund U.S. research institutions through annual administrative supplement notices: (1) Addressing the Workforce Gap in Data Governance for AI in Biomedicine, which trains new investigators at the intersection of information science, AI, and biomedical research; (2) Ethics, Bias, and Transparency for People and Machines,…
Funds administrative supplements to existing NIH awards across three themes: AI workforce development for data governance, ethics and bias in biomedical AI, and improving AI-readiness of NIH-supported datasets.
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