Brian Solis and design studio JESS3 have released the GenAI Prism v1.0 infographic, a representation of the generative AI universe. Created in collaboration with AI expert Conor Grennan, the infographic organizes generative AI companies, demonstrating the augmentation of human creativity and productivity. GenAI Prism serves as a reference guide, promoting intentional collaboration with AI for thoughtful, effective outcomes. It offers a workflow to utilize generative AI and augment human ingenuity, creating results beyond current capabilities. It enhances, accelerates, and boosts human work, allowing new forms of creation.

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In 2023, cyberattacks on healthcare systems increased, with cybercriminals shifting their focus to smaller, regional providers. These attacks resulted in significant financial costs and operational disruptions, including the suspension of procedures and the shutdown of IT systems. Experts suggest the need for robust cybersecurity measures, transparent communication regarding potential vulnerabilities, and regular updates and patches to avoid software vulnerabilities. Regulations are anticipated to focus on resilience rather than prevention, and healthcare organizations are increasing their budgets to improve cybersecurity capabilities. The potential for increased regulatory enforcement and legal consequences for negligence in preventative measures is predicted to push continued improvement of cybersecurity standards.

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Generative AI growth in healthcare expected in 2024 but will face increased regulation. 2023's hype led few health systems to implement definitive generative AI strategies. GSR Ventures' Dr. Justin Norden predicts more providers realizing benefits from genAI in administrative tasks. However, needed for regulatory guidelines to protect patient safety and provider liability, with President Biden's October executive order hinting at 2024 AI regulation. Norden anticipates broader AI regulation, testing for bias, accuracy, and safety. Health systems potentially self-regulating AI algorithms in regulatory uncertainty. Increased financial pressures could force health tech vendor consolidation.

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Apple innovates in AI with 3D avatars, efficient language models; HUGS creates avatars from monocular videos, outperforming Vid2Avatar, NeuMan; windowing and row-column bundling speed prop up large language model (LLM) inference. New techniques may integrate into Apple products, enabling complex AI services. Future: AI-infused service needs, photorealistic avatars, powerful AI assistants on portable devices.

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Brian Solis and design studio JESS3 have released the GenAI Prism v1.0 infographic, a representation of the generative AI universe. Created in collaboration with AI expert Conor Grennan, the infographic organizes generative AI companies, demonstrating the augmentation of human creativity and productivity. GenAI Prism serves as a reference guide, promoting intentional collaboration with AI for thoughtful, effective outcomes. It offers a workflow to utilize generative AI and augment human ingenuity, creating results beyond current capabilities. It enhances, accelerates, and boosts human work, allowing new forms of creation.

Introducing the GenAI Prism Infographic: A Framework for Collaborating with Generative AI - Brian Solis briansolis.com

In 2023, cyberattacks on healthcare systems increased, with cybercriminals shifting their focus to smaller, regional providers. These attacks resulted in significant financial costs and operational disruptions, including the suspension of procedures and the shutdown of IT systems. Experts suggest the need for robust cybersecurity measures, transparent communication regarding potential vulnerabilities, and regular updates and patches to avoid software vulnerabilities. Regulations are anticipated to focus on resilience rather than prevention, and healthcare organizations are increasing their budgets to improve cybersecurity capabilities. The potential for increased regulatory enforcement and legal consequences for negligence in preventative measures is predicted to push continued improvement of cybersecurity standards.

2024 Outlook: The cybersecurity trends health system leaders need to know FierceHealthcare

Generative AI growth in healthcare expected in 2024 but will face increased regulation. 2023's hype led few health systems to implement definitive generative AI strategies. GSR Ventures' Dr. Justin Norden predicts more providers realizing benefits from genAI in administrative tasks. However, needed for regulatory guidelines to protect patient safety and provider liability, with President Biden's October executive order hinting at 2024 AI regulation. Norden anticipates broader AI regulation, testing for bias, accuracy, and safety. Health systems potentially self-regulating AI algorithms in regulatory uncertainty. Increased financial pressures could force health tech vendor consolidation.

2024 will see massive growth in generative AI – but also more regulation Healthcare IT News

Apple innovates in AI with 3D avatars, efficient language models; HUGS creates avatars from monocular videos, outperforming Vid2Avatar, NeuMan; windowing and row-column bundling speed prop up large language model (LLM) inference. New techniques may integrate into Apple products, enabling complex AI services. Future: AI-infused service needs, photorealistic avatars, powerful AI assistants on portable devices.

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