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The Social Security Administration (SSA) is set to launch an innovative AI-driven program aimed at improving services for individuals with hearing impairments, promising significant cost savings and enhanced efficiency.

Data privacy remains a primary concern for government agencies adding artificial intelligence into the fidelity monitoring process, but the impact for employees — and the people they serve — can be substantial.

The president's deregulatory bent means more responsibility rests on the shoulders of healthcare stakeholders to get artificial intelligence right, experts say.

The Coalition for Health AI is launching a new registry for model cards, or AI "nutrition labels," from across the industry.

The directive, quietly issued Wednesday, sets forth DHS's latest policy for using and acquiring the emerging technology.

The AHA's recently released "Building and Implementing an Artificial Intelligence Action Plan for Health Care" provides a playbook for allocating resources that prioritize patient access, revenue cycle management and operational throughput.

Public engagement and collaborative partnerships with the private sector "throughout the innovation pipeline" can help ensure that AI tools are being equitably used and deployed, HHS said in its AI strategic plan.

From facial recognition tools to algorithms that identify diseases, agencies reported that they didn't know enough about what they're acquiring from commercial vendors.