Government, Big Tech discuss AI regulation; Sens. Blumenthal, Hawley present AI legislation framework with license requirements, clear AI identification, transparency, accountability, consumer/kid protection. Tech leaders comment—Facebook's Zuckerberg supports safeguards; policy researcher Huddlerston favors light-touch innovation; IBM CEO Krishna advises risk, not algorithm regulation; Musk calls for referee; AI Now's West questions broad public interest representation.

Federal regulation of AI: What the likely framers and innovators are saying now AI in Healthcare

Amazon, previously unsuccessful in healthcare, advances amid pandemic, capitalizing on its last-mile infrastructure and cloud presence. Its healthcare operations range from delivering prescriptions and medical devices to virtual visits. Continued efforts involve enhancing healthcare services using AI, Alexa, and Whole Foods. Amazon acknowledges that disrupting the healthcare sector involves partnerships and time.

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Dirk Stanley, MD, CMIO at UConn Health, offers advice for Applied Clinical Informaticists and those interested in clinical workflow design. Recommendations include recognizing the interdependence of IT and IS; understanding the difference between good ideas and necessary infrastructure; managing workflow complexity to avoid burnout; justifying the need for an interdisciplinary Applied Clinical Informatics team; caring about design details; knowing the 16 most common Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) order types; not underestimating order set complexity; managing multiple stakeholder interests; learning common CPOE order modes; and, empowering a clinical leader. He stresses the importance of transformers of clinical workflow in facilitating smooth operations.

Seeds and Soil: Recommendations for new Applied Clinical Informaticists, Part 2 | healthsystemcio.com I'm sorry for the inconvenience

Sophisticated attacks sparking concerns for multifactor authentication (MFA) reliant organizations, especially using Okta. Attacks targeting U.S. hospitality industry, notably MGM Resorts, causing substantial losses. MGM yet to disclose attack extent; hacker group ALPHV (alias BlackCat) claimed responsibility, MGM daily losses around $8.4 million, Caesars paid $15 million ransom. Identity attacks increasingly threatening organizations, methods evolve, including strategies against identity and access management (IAM) systems. Even with Okta, security not guaranteed due to persistent account takeovers, privilege escalation threats. MFA, while useful, not impervious to attacks. Recent incidents involved tactics like privileged user account access, anonymizing proxy services, privilege escalation, impersonation via second identity provider, and username manipulation. Tactics underline need for robust identity threat detection and response measures. IAM best practices include least privilege, regular auditing, conditional access policies. No solution guarantees absolute security. ITDR strategies, user education, and best practices are key for organizational protection due to serious financial and reputational risks.

How the Okta Cross-Tenant Impersonation Attacks Succeeded DarkReading

Government, Big Tech discuss AI regulation; Sens. Blumenthal, Hawley present AI legislation framework with license requirements, clear AI identification, transparency, accountability, consumer/kid protection. Tech leaders comment—Facebook's Zuckerberg supports safeguards; policy researcher Huddlerston favors light-touch innovation; IBM CEO Krishna advises risk, not algorithm regulation; Musk calls for referee; AI Now's West questions broad public interest representation.

Federal regulation of AI: What the likely framers and innovators are saying now AI in Healthcare

Amazon, previously unsuccessful in healthcare, advances amid pandemic, capitalizing on its last-mile infrastructure and cloud presence. Its healthcare operations range from delivering prescriptions and medical devices to virtual visits. Continued efforts involve enhancing healthcare services using AI, Alexa, and Whole Foods. Amazon acknowledges that disrupting the healthcare sector involves partnerships and time.

Amazon executives: There's progress in the healthcare business Yahoo Finance

Dirk Stanley, MD, CMIO at UConn Health, offers advice for Applied Clinical Informaticists and those interested in clinical workflow design. Recommendations include recognizing the interdependence of IT and IS; understanding the difference between good ideas and necessary infrastructure; managing workflow complexity to avoid burnout; justifying the need for an interdisciplinary Applied Clinical Informatics team; caring about design details; knowing the 16 most common Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) order types; not underestimating order set complexity; managing multiple stakeholder interests; learning common CPOE order modes; and, empowering a clinical leader. He stresses the importance of transformers of clinical workflow in facilitating smooth operations.

Seeds and Soil: Recommendations for new Applied Clinical Informaticists, Part 2 | healthsystemcio.com I'm sorry for the inconvenience

Sophisticated attacks sparking concerns for multifactor authentication (MFA) reliant organizations, especially using Okta. Attacks targeting U.S. hospitality industry, notably MGM Resorts, causing substantial losses. MGM yet to disclose attack extent; hacker group ALPHV (alias BlackCat) claimed responsibility, MGM daily losses around $8.4 million, Caesars paid $15 million ransom. Identity attacks increasingly threatening organizations, methods evolve, including strategies against identity and access management (IAM) systems. Even with Okta, security not guaranteed due to persistent account takeovers, privilege escalation threats. MFA, while useful, not impervious to attacks. Recent incidents involved tactics like privileged user account access, anonymizing proxy services, privilege escalation, impersonation via second identity provider, and username manipulation. Tactics underline need for robust identity threat detection and response measures. IAM best practices include least privilege, regular auditing, conditional access policies. No solution guarantees absolute security. ITDR strategies, user education, and best practices are key for organizational protection due to serious financial and reputational risks.

How the Okta Cross-Tenant Impersonation Attacks Succeeded DarkReading