AI's integration into healthcare raises questions about who pays for its deployment and use. Some cases see patients offered AI-enhanced care at additional cost. The economics of AI versus traditional medical practices remains complex, with cost-effectiveness depending on specific scenarios and services. AI's integration may create disparities in healthcare access, with wealthier persons, countries, and even languages having more access to AI-enhanced services. Despite these disparities, less developed countries could leverage AI to bypass expensive infrastructures, providing a possible answer to healthcare personnel shortages. Healthcare worldwide is grappling with AI's integration, with regulatory measures aiming to balance innovation, accessibility, and fairness.

Will Patients Have To Pay For Using AI In Their Healthcare? Medical Futurist

Hackers used malware-infected smart toothbrushes to launch a major DDoS attack on a Swiss company, causing significant financial losses. Cybersecurity firm Fortinet highlighted the risks of Internet-connected devices being targetted or misused for such attacks. Some researchers expressed skepticism about the scale of device compromise reported. A report from Netscout noted a significant rise in malicious botnets.

Millions of hacked toothbrushes used in Swiss cyber attack, report says Independent

Oracle appoints former Trump administration health policy leader Seema Verma to head Oracle Health and Cerner EHR business after acquiring Cerner in $28bn deal in 2022. Challenges in growing EHR business as Cerner drags Oracle's Q2 revenue. Oracle plans to modernize Cerner's EHR platform and transition it to the cloud. Oracle also adopted a massive IT project with the Department of Veterans Affairs through Cerner acquisition. Layoffs reported at Oracle Health.

Oracle taps former CMS leader Seema Verma to lead EHR business FierceHealthcare

Bipartisan Congressional Digital Health Caucus launches to inform and engage policymakers on #digitalhealth. Discussion included AI's impact on healthcare, like natural language processing improving machine learning accessibility, AI potential in research and improving administrative inefficiencies, and necessary public-private partnerships. AI seen as potential staff gap filler, not healthcare professional replacement.

Google, Microsoft and Amazon Panel on AI in Healthcare. LinkedIn

AI's integration into healthcare raises questions about who pays for its deployment and use. Some cases see patients offered AI-enhanced care at additional cost. The economics of AI versus traditional medical practices remains complex, with cost-effectiveness depending on specific scenarios and services. AI's integration may create disparities in healthcare access, with wealthier persons, countries, and even languages having more access to AI-enhanced services. Despite these disparities, less developed countries could leverage AI to bypass expensive infrastructures, providing a possible answer to healthcare personnel shortages. Healthcare worldwide is grappling with AI's integration, with regulatory measures aiming to balance innovation, accessibility, and fairness.

Will Patients Have To Pay For Using AI In Their Healthcare? Medical Futurist

Hackers used malware-infected smart toothbrushes to launch a major DDoS attack on a Swiss company, causing significant financial losses. Cybersecurity firm Fortinet highlighted the risks of Internet-connected devices being targetted or misused for such attacks. Some researchers expressed skepticism about the scale of device compromise reported. A report from Netscout noted a significant rise in malicious botnets.

Millions of hacked toothbrushes used in Swiss cyber attack, report says Independent

Oracle appoints former Trump administration health policy leader Seema Verma to head Oracle Health and Cerner EHR business after acquiring Cerner in $28bn deal in 2022. Challenges in growing EHR business as Cerner drags Oracle's Q2 revenue. Oracle plans to modernize Cerner's EHR platform and transition it to the cloud. Oracle also adopted a massive IT project with the Department of Veterans Affairs through Cerner acquisition. Layoffs reported at Oracle Health.

Oracle taps former CMS leader Seema Verma to lead EHR business FierceHealthcare

Bipartisan Congressional Digital Health Caucus launches to inform and engage policymakers on #digitalhealth. Discussion included AI's impact on healthcare, like natural language processing improving machine learning accessibility, AI potential in research and improving administrative inefficiencies, and necessary public-private partnerships. AI seen as potential staff gap filler, not healthcare professional replacement.

Google, Microsoft and Amazon Panel on AI in Healthcare. LinkedIn