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How the U.S. Can Regulate AI Without Stifling Health Care Innovation
Licensing Clinical AI Can Protect Patients and Speed Adoption, LDI Experts Say
How AI’s Growing Role in Nursing Raises Questions About Safety, Ethics, and Human Care
Penn Nursing Report Cautions That AI Systems May Add Rather Than Reduce Costs and Workflow Burdens
Penn Nursing Leaders Speak Out on AI’s Growing Role in Patient Care
Q&A Looks at Concerns Over Patient Trust, Workforce Pressures, Unreliable Outputs, and Hospitals Rushing AI Adoption
Proposing a Framework to License Autonomous Clinical AI
As Autonomous Clinical AI Continues to Evolve, We Need Uniform Regulatory Standards, Says LDI Fellow
AI Prescribing Medications In Utah: A Flawed Regulatory Playbook
A First-of-Its-Kind Pilot Raises Safety Risks and Questions About Who Should Regulate Machines Acting Like Doctors
U.S. AI Boom Could Cause Health Care Costs to Soar Without Changes to Payment Policy
Federal Officials Factor in Health Gains to Control Spending, LDI Fellow Says
AI Device Firms Pay $60M to U.S. Doctors, Raising Oversight Concerns
In a First-of-Its-Kind Analysis, Researchers Track Industry Payments Tied to AI Medical Devices and Call for Stronger FDA Oversight, Transparency, and Aid for Underserved Hospitals