Speakers focused on artificial intelligence in health and medicine — from the misuse of AI technology and how to avoid it, to the unique opportunities for developing AI technologies in pediatrics.
ChatEHR, artificial intelligence software developed at Stanford Medicine, is expediting chart reviews and other tasks by allowing clinicians to ask questions of medical records.
Russ Altman discusses how artificial intelligence improves patient care and expands research capacity, as reported by the AI Index from the Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence.
In this issue: Our AI experts peer into their crystal balls for 2026 predictions, we go behind the scenes in the creation of ChatEHR, and we see how AI is addressing a critical unmet need: helping clinicians access specialized training.
Artificial intelligence goes to med school, a new study explores AI’s ability to discern fact from belief (spoiler — it can’t), HAI’s Hoffman Yee Awards are announced, and Fei-Fei Li has an audience with the king of England.
