AI chatbots aren't therapists. But can they finally get men to open up? - STAT News
... that uses AI to support patients between visits. But Torous questions the vetting: “If a company that has vested interest in AI establishes that ...
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STAT Health Tech: AI for breast cancer risk prediction, Utah sandbox, and AI psychosis
Nolla Health, which will test a service that uses AI to evaluate patients for new prescriptions for acne, prompted pushback and prodding from ...
How AI can distort clinical decision-making to prioritize profits over patients
STAT News Boston Children's Hospital's Ken Mandl talks about theriskof commercial interests dictating use of health AI tools …
How to bring more trust and transparency to clinicalAI- STAT News
STAT News If the status quo continues too long, weriskheading into an AI winter where innovation stagnates and patients suffer …
As Congress waffles on AI, state legislatures step up to fill the void - STAT News
...riskstransparent to the people deploying the AI system. Deployers facilitate compliance by both assessing therisksof AI models they are using …
AI'sdangerous mental-health blind spot - STAT News
Grabb is a forensic psychiatry fellow at Stanford and the inauguralA.I.fellow in Stanford's Lab for Mental Health Innovation. Lamparth is a …
AI scribes are mostly rescuing doctors from themselves - STAT News
...AI hallucination — that is, making things up. Most clinicians in this study did not find this to be a major impediment. Further, elaborate chart …
OpenAI isn't built for health care. So why is its tech already in hospitals, pharma, and cancer care?
STAT News Early adopters tell STAT they're aware of generative AI's risks, and are careful not to let it dispense medical advice directly to patients — instead, …
AI threatens to cement racial bias in clinical algorithms. Could it also chart a path forward?
STAT News As scientists and regulators sound alarm bells about therisksof novelartificial intelligence, Celi believes the most alarming thing about AI …
AI in medicine: A national registry could help increase transparency - STAT News
The lack of systematic monitoring of AI in medicine creates safety and financialrisks, he said, because poorly performing products can easily escape …
Q&A: How the FDA could use AI for drug and device safety surveillance
STAT News But there are still somerisks, the biggest of which is the so-called hallucination that LLMs have been known to introduce — by generating false …
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Talkspace earnings, a framework for detecting AI hallucination, and trends in telehealth abortions
STAT News In latest health tech news: Talkspace earnings, a framework for detecting AI hallucination , and trends in telehealth abortions …
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Six questions about Medicare's proposed plan to cover digital therapeutics - STAT News
In today's health tech news: closer look at Medicare's plans to cover digital therapeutics, a big HHS revamp, and a key FDA exit …
Could billions of dollars in AI funding lead to the same number of new drugs? - STAT News
Failing to reimagine R&D systems to handle the new speed and scale ofAI-driven discoveryrisksoverpromising and under-delivering to the people who …
AnAI-based second opinion service could improve patient care - STAT News
LLMs are also capable of hallucinating; while humans also make errors,AI hallucination smay be more egregious and may be more likely to cause harm …
Sophisticated phishing and deepfakes: How generative AI brings newthreatsfor hospitals
STAT News Security experts caution that health care systems are particularly atriskas hackers leverage generative AI to plan sophisticated attacks …
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