Each year, the Mary and Michael Jaharis Health Law Institute, in collaboration with the College of Law's Center for Intellectual Property Law & Information Technology, explores a critical legal issue at the intersection of health law, intellectual property law and information technology.
This year’s program is no exception as we dive deeper into the role and impact of large language model artificial intelligence technologies and the radical changes they are making to medical innovation and practices. This topic lends itself to the interdisciplinary nature of our symposium, as we gather a wide range of academics, legal practitioners and health care professionals to discuss the challenges and opportunities involved with this significant issue.
The Symposium will focus on:
AI Developments and Medical Applications
Data and Algorithmic Access, Privacy, Bias, and Discrimination
Diagnostics, Therapeutics, and Vaccine Discovery and Development
Ethics of Health Care, Informed Consent, Telemedicine and Liability Concerns
The Future of Health AI Regulation and the Federal Executive Order