Stanford AI professor offers some cautionary advice for deploying the technology

Stanford AI professor offers some cautionary advice for deploying the technology

So many in healthcare today have such high hopes for artificial intelligence to do everything from defeating clinician burnout to advancing medical research. The challenge with AI in healthcare is not excitement, there's plenty of that. 

Rather, they key challenge for IT leaders is clarity – seeing AI clearly for what it can actually accomplish. Where is AI actually delivering ROI? What's safe to deploy now? And how do you manage risk, governance and long-term value without getting swept up in the hype?

Dr. Justin Norden is a Stanford professor and cofounder and CEO of Qualified Health, which sells infrastructure for generative AI in healthcare designed to deliver the technology, training and support for hospitals and health systems to get started with generative AI and scale it safely across the organizations.
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