IBM and Wolters Kluwer have announced the integration of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology into their products and services. In an effort to ease customer concerns, IBM has announced legal protections for its clients, stating that it will indemnify them against intellectual property claims relating to its Watsonx models. IBM will also publish its training data sets and allow clients to develop their own AI applications with client protections. Meanwhile, healthcare IT research firm Chilmark has released an ebook titled “Building Responsible AI in Healthcare: A Journey into Automation, Ethics and Trust,” which explores the need for trust in AI technologies.
IBM has also partnered with telemedicine company Ovum Health to scale web and mobile app-based chat and scheduling solutions on its family-building platform, using the Watsonx Assistant. Wolters Kluwer has unveiled its new UpToDate integration called AI Labs, which combines the power of UpToDate with generative AI to help clinicians make informed decisions. Additionally, Wolters Kluwer has developed a machine learning model to improve the process of aggregating data from electronic health records.
Chilmark Research’s ebook explores various aspects of AI adoption in healthcare, including the evolving regulatory landscape, best practices for AI implementation, and addressing bias and health equity mandates. The firm emphasizes the need for human interpretation and understanding the limitations of AI tools in clinical decision support.
Overall, these announcements reflect an increasing trend of companies integrating generative AI into their healthcare products and services. However, concerns surrounding trust, bias, and ethics in AI still need to be addressed. Companies must navigate these challenges in order to build responsible AI solutions that have a positive impact on patients, providers, and organizations.
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