Utah is a US state that has recently moved on AI policy and healthcare. Governor Cox signed a "pro-human AI" executive order directing state government to use "responsible" AI. Utah also authorized Nolla Health's AI system to issue topical prescriptions for mild to moderate adult acne, the first US case allowing AI to initiate treatment, with a year-long $4.99-per-month pilot requiring at least 95% AI-doctor agreement. New state agreements may expand AI in more healthcare processes.
First US state allows AI to prescribe medicationUtah has authorized Nolla Health's AI system to issue topical prescriptions for mild to moderate adult acne, the first US case allowing AI to initiate treatment. The year-long pilot costs $4.99 per month, rolls out in stages with doctor oversight, and requires at least 95% AI-doctor agreement.
Utah governor signs 'pro-human AI' orderUtah Governor Cox signed a 'pro-human AI' executive order directing state government to use 'responsible' artificial intelligence.
Utah to add AI to more healthcare processesUtah has signed new state agreements that may expand the use of AI in more healthcare processes, broadening AI's role in public services.
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