States surge ahead on healthcare AI regulation

States are charting the future of artificial intelligence in healthcare as Congress idles and President Donald Trump shows reluctance to interfere with a burgeoning industry.

Federal lawmakers have talked a lot about AI and sometimes threatened to usurp state powers to regulate the technology. But Congress has not acted in a meaningful way and national regulators are busier using AI than defining or limiting how others use it.

States have moved significantly over the last two years to fill the void. With most legislatures already adjourned for the year, all but a handful of states now have some sort of law on the books to regulate AI in healthcare. To read full article, click here.