AI in Healthcare
The latest on artificial intelligence transforming medicine
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UT Austin’s $750 Million Bet on the First AI-Native Hospital Could Redefine Care Delivery
The University of Texas at Austin is moving to build what it calls the first AI-native hospital in the United States, backed by $750 million. If successful, the project would test whether AI can be embedded into hospital operations from day one rather than layered onto legacy systems. The bigger question is not whether the technology can work, but whether the model can prove safer, more efficient, and more scalable than conventional hospital design.
China’s First AI Hospital Points to a More Continuous Model of Care
A report on China’s first AI hospital describes a model intended to connect diagnosis, treatment, and long-term health management. The concept reflects a growing ambition for AI to support not just episodes of care, but an ongoing patient journey.
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