Healthcare AI in the United States — navigating regulatory evolution, market dynamics, and emerging challenges in an era of rapid innovation

Healthcare AI in the United States — navigating regulatory evolution, market dynamics, and emerging challenges in an era of rapid innovation 
The National Law Review; by Nadia de la Houssaye, Andrew R. Lee, Jason M. Loring, Graham H. Ryan of Jones  Walker LLP; 10/2/25 
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in healthcare continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, fundamentally reshaping how medical care is delivered, managed, and regulated across the United States. As 2025 progresses, the convergence of technological innovation, regulatory adaptation (or lack thereof), and market shifts has created remarkable opportunities and complex challenges for healthcare providers, technology developers, and federal and state legislators and regulatory bodies alike. ...

• Regulatory Frameworks Under Pressure ...
• Data Privacy and Security: The HIPAA Challenge ...
• Algorithmic Bias and Health Equity Concerns ...
• Professional Liability and Standards of Care ...
• Market Dynamics and Investment Trends ...
• Emerging Technologies and Integration Challenges ...
• Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Considerations ...
• Human Oversight and Professional Standards ...
• Conclusion: Balancing Innovation and Responsibility ...