Trust is key to using AI to deliver better health care for more people. In health care, the promise of speed is powerful—but it’s trust that makes real progress possible.

Sovereign AI is less about isolation than about ensuring local control, trust, and value alignment in a globally interdependent ecosystem. A willingness to be vulnerable is central to building ...

The sooner healthcare organizations realize that AI governance is a catalyst for innovation, trust, and transparency, the sooner they will realize process efficiencies and speed to market ...

The path forward for AI in healthcare demands transparency, trust and a sustained focus on human needs. With thoughtful design and ethical leadership, AI can become a trusted partner to clinicians ...

In an insightful article authored by Santosh Ratna Deepika Addagalla, the author delves into the transformative potential of AI-enhanced frameworks for patient data ownership and trust networks.

A seismic shift is underway in consumer health, one that lets people move from passive recipients to active stewards of their well-being. For the first time, AI lets individuals decode their own ...

In its 10th edition, the Future Health Index 2025 investigates how innovative technologies, particularly AI, can empower healthcare professionals to deliver better care for more people.

One study estimates that broader adoption of AI in healthcare could lead to savings between 5% and 10% in U.S. healthcare spending, equating to approximately $200 billion to $360 billion annually.

Tara Bannow covers hospitals, providers, and insurers. You can reach Tara on Signal at tarabannow.70. SAN FRANCISCO — Lurking beneath the shiny promise of artificial intelligence in health care ...

When thinking about what AI integration can do for their e-commerce experience in the future, 42% of respondents expect more accurate and faster customer support, 39% expect more accurate ...

“With this new era of AI, we’re seeing numerous possibilities to help improve operational efficiency and financial performance,” says Pelo. “Healthcare leaders are continuously finding ...