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Organizations that develop or deploy Generative AI solutions in healthcare are subject to more than 70 national and state laws, regulatory rules, and industry standards. Once an organization establishes an AI Governance framework, its policies will include dozens of controls that must be implemented for each AI project. This session describes a subset of these controls that can be automated with current tools:Automated execution of medical LLM benchmarks during system testing and when monitoring in production, including coverage of medical ethics, medical errors, fairness and equity, safety and reliability – using Pacific AIAutomating generation and executing of LLM test suites for custom solutions, including testing for robustness, bias, fairness, representation, and accuracy – using LangTestAutomated generation of model cards, complying with transparency laws and including explained benchmark results – based on the CHAI draft model card standard

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Organizations that develop or deploy Generative AI solutions in healthcare are subject to more than 70 national and state laws, regulatory rules, and industry standards. Once an organization establishes an...

Medicare plan selection is a complex and critical decision for seniors, requiring an intricate balance of cost, coverage, convenience, and personal preferences. We propose a novel system leveraging Adversarial‑Cooperative Large Language Models...

This talk presents a comprehensive framework for implementing enterprise‑scale generative AI applications in the healthcare sector. The presentation explores the evolution from traditional AI to modern generative models, highlighting how GenAI...

Accurate HCC coding is critical for patient risk adjustment and can have a material impact on the revenue integrity of healthcare systems and payers. Multiple studies have shown that one...

Incorporation of temporality into analytics and modeling fills a critical gap in the interpretation of data (precursors, outcomes, related events). Not only can temporality augment phenotypic associations for patients, necessary...
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