Illustration: Maura Losch/Axios In the absence of federal guardrails on artificial intelligence in health care, state governments are figuring out their own rules of the road. Why it matters: Artificial intelligence is health care’s biggest wild card . But it’s drawing hundreds of millions of dollars in investment, and health providers and drug developers are already using it — essentially without oversight. State of play: Colorado in May enacted one of the first comprehensive state AI laws, which places limits on developers and deployers of AI systems that make "consequential decisions," including in health care. "The federal government is particularly ineffective and slow these days," said Colorado state Rep. Brianna Titone (D), a sponsor of the bill. "The states really need to step up" to make sure conversations around […]
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