HealthLeaders Media November 1, 2023
Eric Wicklund

Healthcare organizations and tech companies say the President’s Executive Order is a good first step toward establishing AI policy, but will actions support the words?

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– President Joe Biden’s executive order on AI this week sets up the U.S. Health and Human Services Department as the lead enforcement agency on AI policy and promotion.

– Healthcare organizations and tech companies, many of whom are already testing and using AI tools, say the announcement is a good first step toward establishing AI governance.

– Critics have said the U.S. is behind other nations in establishing policy, and some wonder whether the President’s words will be supported by meaningful actions.

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