With each passing year, healthcare grows more expensive and less accessible. New technologies could slow—or even reverse—that trend. Artificial Intelligence can expand access, lower costs, and improve quality, but only if lawmakers don’t block its path. Precautionary regulations are piling up, stifling innovation and leaving AI tools subject to a patchwork of inconsistent restrictions. What’s needed is a clear, outcomes-focused framework that lets healthcare providers deploy AI tools already proven to match or exceed human capabilities. Patients and clinicians should have more choices, not fewer.
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