Utah Develops Verification Model for AI Tools Used in Healthcare
Utah is introducing independent scrutiny of AI tools being tested through its healthcare regulatory sandbox, requiring participating technologies to undergo outside evaluation before they can be deployed. The Office of AI Policy, under the state’s Commerce Department, has reached agreements with six organizations that will assess the safety, reliability, and clinical performance of AI systems entering the program. The partners are Stanford Clinical Excellence Research Centers, the Coalition for Healthcare AI, Clarion AI Partners, Vega Health, mpathic AI, and Glacis Technologies. Independent reviewers will examine the accuracy of AI-generated decisions and reports, check claims concerning safety and effectiveness, and assess…