LAS VEGAS – The keynote panel session at the HIMSS26 Emerge Experience, "From Pilot to Scale: Building Public-Private Flywheels for AI, Interoperability and Real-World Impact," here on Wednesday ...

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This post was updated Feb. 16 at 11:35 p.m. About 300 people attended the 2026 Innovate Tech Conference at UCLA on Friday to learn about how entrepreneurs can use autonomous artificial intelligence.

It is a situation many CEOs are familiar with. Seated at that most intimidating of tables, fixed by the steely glare of their board members, faced with the question: “So…what are we doing with AI?” ...

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A new study by The Harris Poll, conducted for INTOO, finds that nearly three-quarters of employed Americans (74%) are expected to bring new ideas to work. Innovation, it seems, is no longer a ...