The bill would require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to create grants for research on generative artificial intelligence in health care. Eligible recipients include colleges, certain nonprofit organizations, and government agencies. Research could study uses such as helping clinicians document appointments, reducing paperwork, processing insurance claims, and improving health care services. The Secretary would give priority to projects that support workforce training, reduce burnout and health disparities, or improve care for medically underserved populations.
The bill does not create a direct benefit or requirement for patients. It would support research into ways generative AI could be used in health care.
The bill does not specify grant amounts or a funding source.
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