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Health Policy Forum: Artificial Intelligence and Health Care

Stanford Health Policy's Sherri Rose joins Venrock's Bob Kocher in conversation regarding AI and health care.

Artificial intelligence is an increasing presence in American life, and its potential applications in health care are endless. Some promise it will soon revolutionize health care, but others think it's overhyped. Looking ahead, how might clinicians and patients negotiate an AI-enabled health care system?

In the latest Stanford Medicine Health Policy Fourm, Sherri Rose, a professor of health policy at Stanford Health Policy, and Bob Kocher of Venrock Healthcare, debate and discuss the future of AI in health care. 

 

 

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