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LLana James is a public intellectual and scientist. Her career spans the private sector and public service. She examines how artificial intelligence disrupts healthcare practice and undermines human rights advances while it increasingly redefines the human, clinical care, rehabilitation sciences and public health systems. LLana evaluates current practices, develops, and implements multi-pronged interventions at the intersections of medicine/clinical care, public health, data, AI, law, and race-ethnicity across multiple axes. She is wrapping up her PhD at the University of Toronto. LLana’s ground-breaking work led to her current role as the AI, Medicine and Data Justice Postdoctoral Fellow at Queen’s University.