Artificial intelligence, it is widely assumed, will soon unleash the biggest transformation in health care provision since the medical sector started its journey to professionalization after the flu pandemic of 1918. The catch is that bringing this about will require new institutional channels for knowledge, engineering, and ethical collaboration that don’t yet exist. This week’s Hlth Europe show in Amsterdam saw the European launch of the Microsoft-backed Trustworthy & Responsible AI Network (TRAIN) consortium that wants to meet this need. The institutions that have signed up to be part of TR…