Healthcare IT News January 5, 2026
Responding to the Trump administration executive order that aims to supersede several state laws already setting safety guardrails, many vendors say that a unified approach is preferable to a “patchwork of conflicting policies.”
This past month, President Donald Trump signed what could be one of the most consequential of the many executive orders the White House has put forth during his second term.
The Dec. 11 EO, Ensuring A National Policy Framework For Artificial Intelligence, seeks to supersede what at the moment is an array of different state-led initiatives to regulate – in various areas of focus, and by various means – fast-moving AI technology.
For some time now, in the absence of any meaningful regulatory guardrails from Congress,...
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