This episode featuring Michael Borelli examines the global policy landscape surrounding artificial intelligence. The discussion explores emerging regulatory frameworks, international approaches to AI governance, and the challenges of developing standards that encourage innovation while protecting public interests.

As healthcare organizations race to adopt AI, ethical governance has become just as important as technical capability.

This panel explores the frameworks, policies, and safeguards needed to ensure AI is implemented responsibly. Drawing on experiences from healthcare delivery, product development, research, education, and industry, the panelists discuss the role of regulation, the challenges of governance, and how organizations can innovate while maintaining public trust.

The conversation offers practical guidance for leaders navigating one of healthcare's most important transitions.

As AI systems become increasingly integrated into healthcare and everyday life, who is ultimately responsible when things go wrong? In this thought-provoking discussion, Matt Schnurr leads Carrie Purcell and Su Jella through the complex world of responsible AI.

The panel explores bias in AI systems, varying levels of human oversight, ethical implementation frameworks, environmental impacts, intellectual property concerns, workforce disruption, and regulatory challenges. The conversation also tackles larger questions about balancing innovation with accountability in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming healthcare, but are healthcare organizations ready for what's next?

In this introductory episode, hosts Carrie Purcell and Jaspreet Chager explore why AI has become one of the most important conversations in healthcare today. Drawing on their backgrounds in responsible AI, healthcare practice, and implementation, they discuss the opportunities AI presents, the risks of moving too quickly, and the growing need for governance, regulation, and education.

From AI scribes and clinical workflows to privacy, liability, and patient safety, the conversation examines how healthcare can embrace innovation while maintaining trust and accountability. Above all, the hosts emphasize that the future of healthcare AI will depend on collaboration between clinicians, developers, researchers, policymakers, and healthcare leaders working together to improve patient outcomes.