Queen Mathilde attends symposium on impact of artificial intelligence in healthcare
On Thursday, Queen Mathilde attended the 3rd edition of “Her Majesty The Queen’s Symposium” hosted by the Royal Academy of Medicine of Belgium. This edition focused on the impact of artificial intelligence in healthcare.
In her speech, Queen Mathilde said: “We look forward to hearing your insights and your interactions so as to connect different perspectives, learn from one another, and identify concrete ways forward. Artificial intelligence offers remarkable possibilities. We should approach them with curiosity and ambition. But technology alone will not determine the future of our healthcare. That future will depend on our willingness and ability to work together, across disciplinary boundaries. If we succeed in doing so, artificial intelligence can help us make healthcare more accurate and more efficient, while maintaining our commitment to accessibility, inclusiveness and humanity.”
Queen Mathilde wore an Elie Saab jumpsuit with her Christian Dior pumps and her Christian Dior clutch. She paired the outfit with her Monies earrings and her Rolex watch.
On Thursday, the Duchess of Edinburgh attended the Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers memorial service held at the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens.