
Microsoft's active role in shaping the standards for AI use in healthcare is raising concerns about potential regulatory capture. The tech giant, alongside its involvement in developing AI technologies, has organized four separate coalitions to establish guidelines and guardrails for AI applications in this sector. This initiative comes at a time when U.S. federal regulators are still in the process of drafting rules for AI. Critics question whether Microsoft's involvement could influence these standards to benefit its own interests.
Microsoft is selling AI in health care, and helping to set its standards. Is that a problem? https://t.co/b1iUHzy8Zu via @statnews @caseymross @brittanytrang
Microsoft is moving fast to develop and sell AI in health care. It has also organized four separate coalitions to devise standards and guardrails for its use. How will this end? Story with @brittanytrang, via @statnews: https://t.co/L4LypuWcTu via @statnews
Microsoft, OpenAI, and Google are developing ‘agents’ to win over cautious AI customers. https://t.co/PtvDNvAEGK By @aaronpholmes
