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Artificial intelligence may make many people redundant, but with enough preparation these workers could help address the growing care crisis. An effective solution would require wealth redistribution, proper training and reforms to ensure that care work is good work.
Read the original →Union nurses with the California Nurses Association celebrated as Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 1979, a CNA-sponsored bill authored by Assemblymember Mia Bonta (AD-18). The new law establishes protections for patients and health care workers against the unsafe use of artificial intelligence in health care.
Read the original →In Ruko's Zendesk queue, AI-assisted replies cut response time from about two hours to under 10 minutes, a 12x improvement according to Ruko.
Read the original →Earlier detection is valuable, but it creates a duty that does not end when an alert appears in the electronic health record. Health systems need to decide in advance how a risk signal becomes a clinically accountable pathway.
Read the original →Gracepoint Home Care provides care to seniors across the Gulf Coast. Jamie Carnley and Dylan Maloney joined the studio to discuss the Sensi AI program and how it can support seniors staying safely in their homes.
Read the original →Care settings were once said to show little interest in technology or productivity gains, but that has changed. Against a backdrop of serious labor shortages and growing workloads, expectations for AI are higher than ever.
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