PODCAST | The Ethics of Innovation: Stanford Health Care CDAO Karl Hightower on Building Scalable, Responsible AI

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In this final installment of our Stanford Health Care series, Karl Hightower, CDAO, explores how to build an AI-powered healthcare system that prioritizes decision-making, simplifies insight delivery, and promotes ethical innovation.He joins EY’s Sezin Palmer for a wide-ranging conversation on automation, experimentation, and the future of healthcare in a data-rich but highly regulated environment.Tune in for a candid look at what it really takes to transform one of the world’s top academic medical centers from the inside out.Listen Now.

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