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CAIOs must Understand Policy and Business Strategy, in addition to Healthcare and IT
Dennis Chornenky, the chief AI adviser at UC Davis Health, emphasizes the importance of multifaceted skills for chief AI officers in healthcare. With over 80 AI applications in use, he highlights how the organization leverages artificial intelligence across patient care, engagement, and administration. One successful project involves a technology for identifying and prioritizing stroke patients, significantly improving outcomes. Chornenky stresses the necessity for leaders to deepen their understanding of policy, business strategy, and technology, as AI evolves rapidly, often outpacing governance. He also underscores the critical intersection of AI and cybersecurity, urging executives to build a diverse skill set and foster collaboration within their organizations to effectively navigate the complexities of AI adoption and governance.
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Dennis Chornenky, chief AI adviser at UC Davis Health, advocates for a diverse skill set for chief AI officers in healthcare. With over 80 AI applications in place, he highlights a project focused on identifying stroke patients that has improved outcomes. Chornenky stresses the need for leaders to understand policy, business strategy, and technology, as AI evolves rapidly and governance struggles to keep pace. He emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity and encourages executives to cultivate collaboration and build expertise to navigate the complexities of AI adoption and governance effectively.
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