Artificial intelligence is transforming health far beyond research labs and hospital walls—shaping the neighborhoods where people live, the classrooms where future clinicians train, and the everyday choices that influence well-being.
This interdisciplinary panel brings together leaders in public health, medicine, nursing, and data science to examine how AI can illuminate social determinants of health, predict emerging risks in specific communities, support family caregivers, and train the next generation of practitioners.
In conversation, they will explore how trustworthy AI can magnify human connection, close equity gaps, and translate data into concrete improvements in population health—both inside and outside clinical settings.