This podcast episode discusses the 2025 AI Strategic Plan of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), focusing on the application of artificial intelligence in healthcare. The plan is seen as a roadmap for AI investment in the healthcare sector and predicts that by 2050, 3.5 billion people will need assistive technology, most of which will likely be driven by AI. The discussion covers the use of AI in medical product development (particularly noting the significant increase in the authorization of AI-assisted diagnostic devices in radiology), the acceleration of clinical trials, and the improvement of patient experiences. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of ensuring the reliability of AI systems, addressing algorithmic biases, maintaining cybersecurity, and balancing AI technology with human care. The ultimate goal is to responsibly use AI to promote equity, efficiency, and effectiveness in healthcare, while also providing guidance for entrepreneurs.

Content by hhs.gov

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Music by Dopestuff @MelodyLoops
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