Hospitals and health systems experimented with artificial intelligence last year and see 2025 as a crucial turning point for identifying top use cases and solidifying long-term strategies.

As algorithms make more choices in our daily lives, from the advertisements we see to the shows we watch to whom we date, people are uncomfortable when those decisions involve moral issues, according to a University of Chicago Booth School of Business study.

San Francisco-based Viz.ai is using artificial intelligence to detect diseases and speed up care to treat stroke patients, Forbes reported Jan. 3.