Health IT Firms Call for Clearer, More Consistent AI Rules
Health IT firms in the U.S. are calling for clearer, more consistent AI rules as conflicting state regulations create mounting challenges for companies operating across multiple jurisdictions. Industry leaders say the fragmented approach to AI regulation threatens to slow innovation while producing unequal care standards for patients depending on their location. President Donald Trump's administration addressed these concerns with a December 11 executive order titled Ensuring A National Policy Framework For Artificial Intelligence. The directive seeks to establish unified nationwide standards rather than permitting individual states to continue developing their own methods for regulating the rapidly evolving technology. The order directs Attorney General Pam Bondi to establish an AI Litigation Task Force to address state laws deemed to be at odds with national policy. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick must review existing state AI legislation and…

