Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Public Health Campaigns Across Philadelphia
Study on using AI to improve public health campaigns across diverse U.S. communities through personalization and data-driven messaging.
Study on using AI to improve public health campaigns across diverse U.S. communities through personalization and data-driven messaging.
Critical look at why evaluating AI health interventions is often inadequate and what better evaluation frameworks should require.
Policy analysis of how agentic AI will require rethinking government operations, oversight, and accountability frameworks.
This webinar explores how AI is being used to support diabetes prevention and management in public health.
CDC success story: using AI to improve public health efficiency and outbreak response readiness through data modernization.
Ohio state policy for the use of AI in state government solutions: governance, risk management, and responsible deployment.
New York City AI Action Plan: strategy for responsible AI use in city government, services, and public engagement.
Evidence-based analysis of AI capabilities and limitations in public health: what AI can and cannot yet reliably do.
Challenges and solutions for integrating AI into governmental public health decision-making, including governance and trust.
Discussion of health equity and ethical considerations when using AI in public health programs and policy decisions.
Poll finding many U.S. adults consider AI-generated health information useful and reasonably reliable for health questions.
Review of AI's impact, current use cases, and implications for public health practice, policy, and workforce capacity.
Using generative AI to accelerate public health genomics data standardization and interoperability across surveillance systems.
NCSL overview of legal and regulatory considerations for states addressing artificial intelligence in legislation and policy.
Study introducing a new measure of AI's labor market impacts, with early empirical evidence on worker and occupation effects.
Government agency guidelines for using content-generating AI tools: acceptable use, citation, disclosure, and quality review.
Policy and community health considerations for mitigating public health impacts from AI data center siting and operations.
CDC guide for STLT public health agencies on adopting generative AI tools: governance, risk management, and responsible use practices.
NASCIO report on the evolving role of state CIOs as change leaders navigating AI adoption, modernization, and workforce shifts.
Nature perspective on consumer-facing AI for public health: examines evidence gaps and considerations for responsible deployment.