Academic Medical Centers Partner with Industry for Co-Development of Clinical AI

Athni TS, Tejas S Athni
Journal of medical Internet research · 2026 · vol. 28 , pp. e108770 · doi:10.2196/108770 · PMID:42599817 · PMC13475515
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This article reviews recent partnerships between academic medical centers and technology companies in the United States, highlighting their role in the co-development of clinical artificial intelligence.

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The pace of collaboration between academic medical centers (AMCs) and tech companies has increased over the past two years in the United States. In this News and Perspectives article, JMIR Correspondent Tejas S Athni reports on several notable AMC-industry partnerships and what they might mean for the future of AI in clinical care.

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Academic Medical Centers Academic Medical Centers Artificial Intelligence Cooperative Behavior Industry Humans United States

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