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Inside the future of patient engagement

Healthcare leaders from Pfizer, AbbVie, Optum RX, Amazon Pharmacy, and more share where AI is already working in patient support and where the industry still has work to do..

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Tough healthcare AI change management questions, answered

NOTE: This post is an excerpt of our ebook Leading with trust: A people-first guide to AI integration in healthcare. Click here to access the full…

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Generative vs. agentic AI in healthcare: What’s the difference – and why it matters

Generative AI is a buzzword, promising faster documentation, smarter summaries, and more natural conversations. But as healthcare organizations…

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From Pass@k to Pass^k: Measuring reliability for healthcare AI

In AI evaluation, pass@k measures capability: given k attempts, what is the probability that at least one output is correct? For example, imagine…

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What Mount Sinai’s OpenAI Health study tells us about AI’s role in healthcare

What is AI not good at? It’s a good and timely question, but also the wrong question to ask. That’s especially true if you are an AI company…

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3.5 years on hold: 5 stats that defined Blizzard Season 2026

Just like the most committed New Year’s resolutioner, the US healthcare system goes through a reset every January. Insurance benefits restart…

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Direct-to-patient (DTP) AI in pharma: Frequently asked questions

As pharma teams look for better ways to educate, engage, and support patients as direct-to-patient (DTP) offerings grow, AI has quickly become…

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Using concept activation vectors as semantic filters in production

Adverse event (AE) detection is vital for pharmacovigilance and regulatory compliance. To address this need, Infinitus developed SAGE, a robust…

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The three challenges that undermine AI success in healthcare

NOTE: This post is an excerpt of our ebook Leading with trust: A people-first guide to AI integration in healthcare. Click here to…

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Our AI helped real people schedule preventive care appointments without a phone call. Here’s why that’s a big deal for patients – and the cost of care

Nine out of 10 Americans say they’ve delayed or avoided a preventive health checkup – and 94% admit logistical issues, embarrassment, or fear played…

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Inside the future of patient engagement

Tough healthcare AI change management questions, answered

Generative vs. agentic AI in healthcare: What’s the difference – and why it matters

From Pass@k to Pass^k: Measuring reliability for healthcare AI

What Mount Sinai’s OpenAI Health study tells us about AI’s role in healthcare

3.5 years on hold: 5 stats that defined Blizzard Season 2026

Direct-to-patient (DTP) AI in pharma: Frequently asked questions

Using concept activation vectors as semantic filters in production

The three challenges that undermine AI success in healthcare

Our AI helped real people schedule preventive care appointments without a phone call. Here’s why that’s a big deal for patients – and the cost of care

The patients who need care the most are the ones falling through the gaps.